International Journal of Physiology
  • Year: 2016
  • Volume: 4
  • Issue: 2

PMS (Premenstrual Syndrome) Symptoms in Adolescent Girls and Correlation of Physiological, Psychological and EEG Findings

1Assistant Professor, Physiology, Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad

2Assistant Professor, Physiology, Prathima Institute of Medical Sciences, Karimnagar

3Senior Resident, Physiology, Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad

*Corresponding author: Dr. I V Padma, Assistant Professor Physiology Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad

Online published on 2 August, 2016.

Abstract

The etiology of PMS remains obscure inspite of intensive research. PMS is multifactorial disorder resulting from combined influence of genetic hormonal, biochemical and environmental factors that affect the performance of the adolescent girls globally particularly during the formative years of their life.

To find if PMS might be the cause of physical and psychological complaints in the study group and assess the knowledge of these girls and their mothers on PMS who are confused about vague symptoms and its effect on their daily activity and also studies.

The symptoms in the study group were related to the menstrual cycle in the classical temporal PMS paern. The complaints of the person revolved to a large degree around and after ovulation the time estrogen progesterone levels shift.[18]

Association of PMS with cyclic hormonal changes is noticed.

Keywords

OVARIAN STEROID HORMONES, EEG, BBT, BMI, PMS