Endogenous inhibition of pain and spinal nociception in women with premenstrual dysphoric disorder.

J Pain Res · 2016 · PMC4755473 · PMID 26929663

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Contrasts for the simple effect of menstrual phase found that the PMDD group rated the electrocutaneous stimulations as more painful during the late-luteal phase compared to the ovulation phase ( P =0.02), and there was a trend towards significance compared to the mid-follicular phase ( P =0.07).

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As shown in Figure 2B , the group × menstrual phase interaction approached significance ( F [2, 179.14]=2.41, P =0.09).

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