A Comparative Study on Dynamic Balance During Menstrual and Non-Menstrual Period Among Female University Students

Background: The ability to maintain dynamic balance is crucial for carrying out daily tasks. female body's may be impacted by a number of important factors, including the menstrual cycle. Due changes in sex hormone levels during menstruation, postural control and muscular coordination affected. aim this study was compare among university students non-menstrual period’s students. Methodology: A comparative conducted differences between periods. Using purposive sampling method, total 45 were recruited. Data gathered using validated self-administered questionnaire, subjects' assessed Y-balance test. Results: results indicate that reach distance (anterior, posteromedial, posterolateral) right left stance shows an improvement period when compared menstruation (p< 0.001). Conclusions: Regardless dominant or non-dominant leg, females better non-menstruation than it menstruation. While recommending exercises while they engage sports activities, these fluctuations must taken into account mitigate health risks.