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Semiologic differences and primary dysmenorrhea.

Heliyon · 2023 · PMC10558588 · PMID 37810005

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Presents the results of the Pearson R statistic, a high positive correlation was observed for the semiological findings, menarche (0.854), symptoms (0.791), location of pain (0.727), and type of medication (0.750), with primary dysmenorrhea being highly significant (0 0.01); moderate positive correlation with pain intensity (0.529), pain onset (0.610), and low positive correlation with medication use (0.197), disability time (0.101) and mood changes (0.732), demonstrating a high significance of (0.01) for the most part.

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