Menstruation-related symptoms are associated with physical activity and midpoint of sleep: a pilot study
Hazuki Masuda,
Shima Okada
Abstract:IntroductionMenstruation-related symptoms (MRSs) significantly impact women's health and contribute to economic burdens worldwide. Current interventions, primarily pharmacological ones, have limitations and side effects that underscore the need for alternative management strategies. This study explores the association between MRSs and lifestyle factors, specifically physical activity and sleep timing across menstrual cycle phases, to inform non-pharmacological intervention development.MethodsFourteen female st… Show more
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