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Menstrual Disorders in Females: A Google Form Questionnaire-Based Study

Dr. Yelmate Archana Ashok^1*, Dr. Satpute Kranti Limajirao², Mr. Rakh Limbraj Baburao³, Ms. Narayanpure Diksha Vishnu⁴, Mr. Suryawanshi Sainath Dhanaji⁵, Mr. Patil Gajanan Gajmal⁶, Ms. Mule Bhagyashree Rajendra⁷, Mr. Suryawanshi Shivaji Bankat⁸, Mr. Jadhav Deepak Ramesh⁹

¹Associate Professor, Dayanand Education Society’s, Dayanand College of Pharmacy Latur, Maharashtra, India

²Principal, Dayanand Education Society’s, Dayanand College of Pharmacy Latur, Maharashtra, India

³Assistant Professor, Dayanand Education Society’s, Dayanand College of Pharmacy Latur, Maharashtra, India

^4,5UG Student, Dayanand Education Society’s, Dayanand College of Pharmacy Latur, Maharashtra, India

^6,7,8,9PG Student, Dayanand Education Society’s, Dayanand College of Pharmacy Latur, Maharashtra, India

*For Correspondence

archanayelmate1@gmail.com

Education about menstruation is a sensitive topic for young female students; providing appropriate knowledge is essential for maintaining and improving their health. This study investigated the relationship between menstrual health, exercise habits, sleep patterns, and body composition in young individuals. The researchers collected data on these factors and analyzed the connections between them. Specifically, they examined the frequency and severity of menstrual symptoms like pain before and during menstruation. The study also explored how exercise habits and sleep patterns related to these menstrual experiences. Altogether, 120 females responded to the survey. There was significant positive correlation between degree of pain one week before menstruation and during menstruation. When group data was analyzed, it was found difficult to identify the relationship between various factors like menstrual status, exercise habits, and sleep status. This study analysis confirmed that some females experienced psychological and physical symptoms, such as premenstrual syndrome, irregular menstrual cycles, and severe menstrual cramps.

Keywords

Menstruation-associated Disorders, Symptoms, Menstrual Education, Women’s Health, Wellbeing