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September 10, 2025BMC Women s HealthOpen Access

A survey assessing the impact of symptoms related to the menstrual cycle and perceptions of workplace productivity: considerations for employer-sponsored menstrual health programs

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DRDanielle M. RavesExos (United States)WHWynetta D. HerreraExos (United States)MDM. DarnellExos (United States)

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Cross-sectional survey revealed hormonal-related symptoms affect work-related productivity in women, suggesting menstrual health programs can provide needed support.

Key Points

Hormonal-related symptoms negatively impacted work-related productivity during certain menstrual phases, particularly the bleed phase.
Survey data indicated that productivity perceptions were more negative during the pre-bleed and bleed phases, suggesting timing relevance.
Cross-sectional, descriptive analysis utilized validated questionnaires to assess the impact of hormonal-related symptoms on productivity in 372 U.S. working females.
Findings highlight a need for tailored menstrual health programming by employers to better support female employees' productivity and well-being.

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Raves et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1d9a154b1d3bfb60fbb34 https://doi.org/10.1186/s12905-025-03833-w

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Implication

Cross-sectional survey revealed hormonal-related symptoms affect work-related productivity in women, suggesting menstrual health programs can provide needed support.

A survey assessing the impact of symptoms related to the menstrual cycle and perceptions of workplace productivity: considerations for employer-sponsored menstrual health programs

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A survey assessing the impact of symptoms related to the menstrual cycle and perceptions of workplace productivity: considerations for employer-sponsored menstrual health programs

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