Premenstrual disorders

@article{Yonkers2018PremenstrualD,
  title={Premenstrual disorders},
  author={Kimberly Ann Yonkers and Michael K Simoni},
  journal={American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology},
  year={2018},
  volume={218},
  pages={68–74}
}
&NA; Premenstrual disorders include premenstrual syndrome, premenstrual dysphoric disorder, and premenstrual worsening of another medical condition. While the underlying causes of these conditions continue to be explored, an aberrant response to hormonal fluctuations that occurs with the natural menstrual cycle and serotonin deficits have both been implicated. A careful medical history and daily symptom monitoring across 2 menstrual cycles is important in establishing a diagnosis. Many… Expand
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Premenstrual syndrome: a review of the literature
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The article presents a review of the literature and studies that assessed the effectiveness of various treatment options (antidepressants, hormone therapy, lifestyle modification and herbal therapy). Expand
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder is associated with the longer length from clitoris to urethra
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Atypical high prenatal androgen exposure might predispose individuals to be susceptible to PMDD. Expand
Investigation of auditory potentials and cognitive impairment in premenstrual syndrome
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In this study, it is aimed to reveal if cognitive functions are affected or not in PMS and if the subjects are affected, to explain this situation by an objective diagnostic test. Expand
Association between Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder in a Diagnostic Interviewing Study
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Women with GAD were more likely to have Premenstrual dysphoric disorder and their anxiety, depression, and irritability should be intervened not only in the luteal phase, but also in the follicular phase. Expand
Premenstrual symptoms as a marker of ovarian hormone sensitivity in eating disorders.
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Women who experience physical and psychological PMS may be at risk for eating disorder symptoms; PMS could be a marker of ovarian hormone sensitivity in women atrisk for an eating disorder. Expand
Associations between Plasma 25-Hydroxyvitamin D, Hormonal Contraceptives, and Premenstrual Symptoms
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Findings suggest HC use may be an effective targeted treatment and vitamin D status may be a risk factor for individual premenstrual symptoms. Expand
Reproductive Affective Disorders: a Review of the Genetic Evidence for Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder and Postpartum Depression
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Evidence is stronger for the genetic basis for PPD, with positive associations found in family studies and in several genes associated with major depression as well as genes involved in estrogen signaling but only when PPD onset is shortly after delivery. Expand
Pubertal development and risk of premenstrual disorders in young adulthood
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The findings suggest that pubertal timing, particularly timing of menarche, is inversely associated with the risk of developing premenstrual symptoms in young adulthood, and that women with later menarches have significantly lower risk of PMDs. Expand
Prevalence of premenstrual syndrome and its psychological effects among university students who participate and do not participate in resistance training
  • Eliane Aragão da Silva, D. Pires
  • Medicine
  • 2021
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It is concluded that women who participate in resistance training have reduced indicators of some psychological symptoms of PMS. Expand
Physical and Psychological Symptoms Associated With Premenstrual Syndrome and Their Impact on the Daily Routine of Women in a Low Socioeconomic Status Locality
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A generally negative attitude towards menstruation was reflected, which significantly affected the routine lives of women in the authors' setting, and dysmenorrhea, fatigue, irritability, and anxiety were the most common symptoms of PMS experienced by women. Expand
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Recent literature on potential contributors to premenstrual dysphoric disorder’s pathophysiology, including neurosteroids and stress, are presented, and potential treatment targets are explored. Expand
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The combined cohort suggest that 4 symptoms are linked with impairment from PMDD symptoms, which is informative for DSM-5 in that the most symptomatic period typically includes the few days before through the first 3 days of menses rather than only the premenstrual phase. Expand
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