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Psychosomatic Medicine, Vol 38, Issue 1 4-12, Copyright © 1976 by American Psychosomatic Society

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The magnitude of premenstrual anxiety and depression

S Golub

The magnitude of premenstrual mood changes in 50 parous adult women between the ages of 30 and 45 was assessed using standardized measures of depression and anxiety. Premenstrual test scores were compared with those obtained during the intermenstrual phase of the cycle and with normative data. Premenstrual state anxiety and depression mean scores were significantly higher than those obtained midcycle, but were much lower than those of patients with psychiatric disorders. Trait anxiety scores were low and were not significantly correlated with premenstrual depression and anxiety scores.


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Imipramine: effect of ovarian steroids on modifications in serotonin receptor binding
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