Premenstrual Syndrome: Symptomatic and Diagnosed Prevalence, Dualistic Treatment Approach - A Cross-Sectional Study in Ukraine.

Nevertheless, as recent Australian study[ 38 ] on using CAM during premenstrual pain and discomfort shows, PMS sufferers are more likely to consult with an osteopath, massage therapist, naturopath/herbalist or alternative health practitioner and to have used all forms of CAM therapies except Chinese medicines than women who had infrequent PMS (all P < 0.05); however, there was an increasing trend to use herbal medicine with increasing frequency of PMS.[ 38 ] In spite of many years of sporadic use of yogic approaches that work on many areas simultaneously taking psychospiritual approach in perfecting and curing the body, it is in recent years when a long overdue effort is being carried on to

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