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PMS Questionnaire - Self Evaluation |
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You may not be sure whether you have PMS or not.
You may know that you have PMS but not be sure of the degree that you
are actually suffering. To self-evaluate whether or not you have PMS
and to determine the degree of your symptoms we have provided a PMS
Evaluation Questionnaire (PEQ) below. Using this self-grading system,
you can now determine whether you have PMS and the intensity of your
own symptoms. In each column we want you to self-score your PMS
symptoms. Column 1 represents the degree of symptoms as you see them
in the week before your menstrual period. You can use any month you
wish. In Column 2 we want you to score the degree of symptoms in the
week during your menstrual period. In Column 3 we want you to score
your PMS symptoms in the week after your menstruation is complete. In order to score yourself you must rate your symptoms according to the following scale of 0 to 4:
You must judge your own symptoms. We cannot experience what you are experiencing. The system allows you to choose one of five categories: I do not have this symptom, this symptom is mild, moderate, severe or disabling in its intensity. Rate each symptom separately. You may have
some symptoms but not others that is not at all unusual. What is
important here is the way you rate those symptoms you experience and
giving a 0 to those symptoms that you do not experience. The middle column is not used in the calculations but will give you a sense of your personal PMS pattern. Self Score Your PMS Symptoms
Total from Column 3 Subtract Total from Column 1 Your score is:
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more healthful
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PMS Questionaire |
Managing Your Body's Changes |
Estrogen Tests | For any suspected or known
illness or dysfunction, |
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Definitions
premenstrual syndrome
n. Abbr. PMS
A varied group of physical and psychological symptoms, including abdominal
bloating, breast tenderness, headache, fatigue, irritability, anxiety, and
depression, that occur from 2 to 7 days before the onset of menstruation and
cease shortly after menses begins.
premenstrual syndrome
n : a syndrome that occurs in many women from 2 to 14 days before the
onset of menstruation [syn: PMS]
men·o·pause
n : the time in a woman's life in which the menstrual cycle ends [syn:
climacteric, change of life]
[New Latin m
nopausis :
meno- + Greek pausis, pause; see pause.]
\Men"o*pause\, n. [Gr. ? month + ? to cause to cease. See Menses.] (Med.)
The period of natural cessation of menstruation. See Change of life.
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