BACKGROUND The incidence of preadolescent acne among women is increasing. Acne deteriorates the quality of life; conventional treatment options are limited and have not been effective against acne, particularly acne associated with menstruation. Despite evidence that acne associated with menstruation abnormalities naturally improves when menstruation recovers to normal, there have only been few...

Objectives: Primary dysmenorrhea is the most common gynecological complaint in adolescent girls. Among many factors, oxidative stress (OS) thought to be a potential factor etiology of primary dysmenorrhea. In this study, it that use IMA, thiol, and disulfide levels as diagnostic marker antioxidant interventions may play role treatment benefit pathophysiological process disease. Methods: Thirty ...

OBJECTIVES To determine the prevalence of premenstrual symptoms (PMS) due to primary dysmenorrhea among a sample of university female students, and to explore possible association with vitamin D and parathyroid (PTH) levels, as well as frequency of consumption of dairy products. DESIGN A cross-sectional study. SETTING One Jordanian university. SUBJECTS A total of 177 female students aged ...

Background: Dysmenorrhea is the most common cause of lower abdominal pain and has a negative impact on women's quality life resulting in activity limitations. Non-pharmacological management can be used as an intervention dysmenorrhea. Acupressure therapy that given by massaging or pressing certain points. The purpose this study was to analyze effect acupressure reducing dysmenorrhea pain. Subje...

Introduction: Several studies have shown that women who overweight and obese tend to more severe dysmenorrhea than with a normal BMI. The results of the preliminary study been carried out, obtained information students lived in Yogyakarta Ministry Health Poltekkes dormitory for six months prevalence underweight 20.13% 25.62%. Purpose: purpose this was determine relationship between BMI severity...