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UK
/pɹɪmˈɛnstɹuːəl/
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ADJECTIVE
- of or relating to or occurring during the period just before menstruation
How To Use premenstrual In A Sentence
- Women who have a history of early-onset premenstrual mood disturbances and dysmenorrhea are more likely to experience an improvement in their premenstrual mood.
- Other examples of affective lability can be found in women with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder.
- As one researcher writes in a study on moods and menstruation in college students, 'negative behavior exhibited premenstrually is perceived as evidence for the prevailing negative stereotype of female emotional behavior while positive behavior is ignored as something for which biology is irrelevant.' PMS
- Women who have a history of early-onset premenstrual mood disturbances and dysmenorrhea are more likely to experience an improvement in their premenstrual mood.
- The drug was taken for 14 days premenstrually for only three menstrual cycles.
- For instance, there is a positive correlation between marital dissatisfaction and the reported intensity of premenstrual symptoms.
- Many women suffer from premenstrual tension / syndrome, causing headaches and depression.
- Alcohol affects some women negatively during their premenstrual period.
- Some of us experience mood changes premenstrually, and we may experience some level of depressed mood and emotion. OUR BODIES, OURSELVES
- The Australian psychoanalyst Alexandra Pope breaks the magic circle of consensus by suggesting that the fury and distress women feel premenstrually might be motivated by solid life causes.