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Review, 2026

How do contemporary medical and Ayurvedic approaches to PMS differ?

This abstract provides only an introduction to the topic and does not present findings or conclusions about how the approaches differ.

Early or limited evidence Women of reproductive age with PMS (review article)

What they did

A review intended to compare biomedical and Ayurvedic treatment approaches to PMS.

What they found

The abstract introduces that PMS is common in women of reproductive age with physical, psychological, and behavioral symptoms in the luteal phase. Severity varies from mild to significant functional impairment. Both biomedical and Ayurvedic treatments exist but management remains challenging.

What it means for you

The abstract is incomplete and contains no results or conclusions. Without the full article, the comparison between approaches cannot be determined.

About the study

Original title
A Review of Premenstrual Syndrome: Comparative Insights from Contemporary and Ayurvedic Perspectives
Authors
Dr. Anupriya, Manjusha Karkare
Journal
˜The œBioscan.
Year
2026
Study design
Review
What was tested
Biomedical and Ayurvedic treatment approaches
Open access
Yes
Original abstract

Introduction: Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) is a common condition affecting women of reproductiveage, characterized by a variety of physical, psychological, and behavioral symptoms occurring in the lutealphase of the menstrual cycle. The severity of PMS varies, with some women experiencing mild symptomsand others suffering from significant functional impairment. The management of PMS remainschallenging, with both biomedical and Ayurvedic treatments offering different approaches to symptomalleviation.

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