Publications by authors named "Ali A Almuntashiri"
Background: The effects of weather on the severity of menstrual symptoms have been a topic of interest and research for many years. While some studies have shown a correlation between weather conditions and increased severity of menstrual symptoms, others have found no significant relationship.
Objective: The current study aimed to assess the effects of weather on the severity of menstrual symptoms among women going to college and high school in the southern regions of Saudi Arabia.
Article Synopsis
- - The research aimed to explore the prevalence, symptoms, and factors linked to premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) and premenstrual syndrome (PMS) in Saudi women living in the Asir region, as its understanding is limited.
- - A survey was conducted with 506 female participants from various primary healthcare facilities, revealing that 72.9% experienced PMS symptoms, with common issues including mood changes, tantrums, and sleep disorders; about 42.1% sought treatment primarily with paracetamol.
- - The findings indicated that the prevalence of PMS/PMDD was consistent with worldwide statistics and highlighted a significant correlation between age, contraceptive use, and PMS/PMDD symptoms among the women