“…The most common symptoms of the premenstrual syndrome are anxiety, depression, fatigue, nervousness, and irritability, feelings of loss of control, confusion, changes in sleep and appetite patterns, headache, breast swelling and tenderness, joint or muscle pains [4]. This syndrome have adverse effects on the life of women and hence, their daily activities at home, personal relationships, social activities, leisure time, sexual affairs, and their work efficiency will be affected by the syndrome [5].…”