Behavioural interventions for dysmenorrhoea

Abstract

Analysis 1.3. Comparison 1 Behavioural intervention versus control, Outcome 3 Improvement in symptoms-descriptive data..... Analysis 1.4. Comparison 1 Behavioural intervention versus control, Outcome 4 Restrictions in activities of daily livingdescriptive data...

The Effectiveness of Cognitive-behavioral Therapy on Reducing the Depression as a Dysmenorrhea Symptom in Iranian Girls based on Randomized Control Trial (RCT)

“…Cognitive-behavioral therapy reduces the symptoms of dysmenorrhea such as depression and reduces the tensions of the disorder considerably. The research findings are in line with some previous studies (Amodei et al, 1987;Maddineshat et al, 2016;Proctor et al, 2007).…”

“…However, findings of the present research are in line with the one conducted by Keneddy et al (2014) and Proctor et al (2007) (Kennedy et al, 2014;Proctor et al, 2007). These studies both have examined the effectiveness of behavioural therapy on reduction of psychological symptoms in primary dysmenorrhea.…”

The Effectiveness of Cognitive-behavioral Therapy on Reducing the Depression as a Dysmenorrhea Symptom in Iranian Girls based on Randomized Control Trial (RCT)

“…Cognitive-behavioral therapy reduces the symptoms of dysmenorrhea such as depression and reduces the tensions of the disorder considerably. The research findings are in line with some previous studies (Amodei et al, 1987;Maddineshat et al, 2016;Proctor et al, 2007).…”

“…However, findings of the present research are in line with the one conducted by Keneddy et al (2014) and Proctor et al (2007) (Kennedy et al, 2014;Proctor et al, 2007). These studies both have examined the effectiveness of behavioural therapy on reduction of psychological symptoms in primary dysmenorrhea.…”

Efficacy of herbal medicine (cinnamon/fennel/ginger) for primary dysmenorrhea: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials

“…Fennel has been widely used as an herbal medicine worldwide. 28 Its antispasmodic effect on spasms induced by oxytocin and PGE2 has been confirmed in uteri dissected from mice. 29 A study on the association between fennel and colicky pain in infants suggested that fennel seed oil emulsion can reduce colic intensity in infants.…”

Género y educación: escuela, educación no formal, familia y medios de comunicación.

“…Figura 3: Frecuencia de las respuestas obtenidas para las zonas de dolor menstrual Según la literatura, la sintomatología dolorosa puede irradiarse a la espalda o los muslos, y presentarse junto con sensación de debilidad (70%), lumbalgia (56%), cervicalgia (59%), náuseas (55%), vómitos (24%), mareos (28%), diarrea, fatiga (67%), hinchazón o malestar general 8,[31][32][33][34][35][36][37] . En este estudio se identifica la sensibilidad del tejido mamario como el segundo síntoma más frecuente en el dolor menstrual.…”

The Effectiveness of Cognitive-behavioral Therapy on Reducing the Depression as a Dysmenorrhea Symptom in Iranian Girls based on Randomized Control Trial (RCT)

“…Cognitive-behavioral therapy reduces the symptoms of dysmenorrhea such as depression and reduces the tensions of the disorder considerably. The research findings are in line with some previous studies (Amodei et al, 1987;Maddineshat et al, 2016;Proctor et al, 2007).…”

“…However, findings of the present research are in line with the one conducted by Keneddy et al (2014) and Proctor et al (2007) (Kennedy et al, 2014;Proctor et al, 2007). These studies both have examined the effectiveness of behavioural therapy on reduction of psychological symptoms in primary dysmenorrhea.…”

Efficacy of herbal medicine (cinnamon/fennel/ginger) for primary dysmenorrhea: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials

“…Fennel has been widely used as an herbal medicine worldwide. 28 Its antispasmodic effect on spasms induced by oxytocin and PGE2 has been confirmed in uteri dissected from mice. 29 A study on the association between fennel and colicky pain in infants suggested that fennel seed oil emulsion can reduce colic intensity in infants.…”

Género y educación: escuela, educación no formal, familia y medios de comunicación.

“…Figura 3: Frecuencia de las respuestas obtenidas para las zonas de dolor menstrual Según la literatura, la sintomatología dolorosa puede irradiarse a la espalda o los muslos, y presentarse junto con sensación de debilidad (70%), lumbalgia (56%), cervicalgia (59%), náuseas (55%), vómitos (24%), mareos (28%), diarrea, fatiga (67%), hinchazón o malestar general 8,[31][32][33][34][35][36][37] . En este estudio se identifica la sensibilidad del tejido mamario como el segundo síntoma más frecuente en el dolor menstrual.…”

The Effectiveness of Cognitive-behavioral Therapy on Reducing the Depression as a Dysmenorrhea Symptom in Iranian Girls based on Randomized Control Trial (RCT)

“…Cognitive-behavioral therapy reduces the symptoms of dysmenorrhea such as depression and reduces the tensions of the disorder considerably. The research findings are in line with some previous studies (Amodei et al, 1987;Maddineshat et al, 2016;Proctor et al, 2007).…”

“…However, findings of the present research are in line with the one conducted by Keneddy et al (2014) and Proctor et al (2007) (Kennedy et al, 2014;Proctor et al, 2007). These studies both have examined the effectiveness of behavioural therapy on reduction of psychological symptoms in primary dysmenorrhea.…”

Efficacy of herbal medicine (cinnamon/fennel/ginger) for primary dysmenorrhea: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials

“…Fennel has been widely used as an herbal medicine worldwide. 28 Its antispasmodic effect on spasms induced by oxytocin and PGE2 has been confirmed in uteri dissected from mice. 29 A study on the association between fennel and colicky pain in infants suggested that fennel seed oil emulsion can reduce colic intensity in infants.…”

Género y educación: escuela, educación no formal, familia y medios de comunicación.

“…Figura 3: Frecuencia de las respuestas obtenidas para las zonas de dolor menstrual Según la literatura, la sintomatología dolorosa puede irradiarse a la espalda o los muslos, y presentarse junto con sensación de debilidad (70%), lumbalgia (56%), cervicalgia (59%), náuseas (55%), vómitos (24%), mareos (28%), diarrea, fatiga (67%), hinchazón o malestar general 8,[31][32][33][34][35][36][37] . En este estudio se identifica la sensibilidad del tejido mamario como el segundo síntoma más frecuente en el dolor menstrual.…”