Is there a Regional Difference in Symptoms Perception Associated with pre- Menstrual Syndrome? Results from a National Study among reproductive-Age Women in Brazil

Adriana Orcesi Pedro; Samantha Belamarques de Oliveira Silva; Maura Gonzaga Lapa; Juliana Dineia Perez Brandao; Vivienne Carduz Castilho

doi:10.34257/GJMREVOL22IS3PG1

Authors

Adriana Orcesi Pedro
Samantha Belamarques de Oliveira Silva
Maura Gonzaga Lapa
Juliana Dineia Perez Brandao
Vivienne Carduz Castilho

Keywords:

premenstrual syndrome, Brazilian women, regional study, premenstrual severity symptoms

Abstract

Background: Evaluate the prevalence, intensity and regional distribution of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) symptoms reported by reproductive age Brazilian women. Methods: An observational and retrospective study was conducted analyzing data of women from the five Brazilian regions. Women aged 20 to 49 years who consulted at private healthcare services filled up a self-reported questionnaire about the prevalence and intensity of somatic and psychoemotional pre-menstrual symptoms. Results: A total of 23104 women stated to have premenstrual symptoms, of which 38.91% (n=8990) reported that these symptoms cause functional impairment.

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Is there a Regional Difference in Symptoms Perception Associated with pre- Menstrual Syndrome? Results from a National Study among reproductive-Age Women in Brazil. (2022). Global Journal of Medical Research, 22(E3), 1-8. https://doi.org/10.34257/GJMREVOL22IS3PG1

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