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Study, 2012

How should PMS treatments be chosen?

Different treatments work for different women. Treatment selection should be based on each woman's specific symptoms and needs using established management principles from a clinical guideline.

Early or limited evidence Not a research study of specific people

What they did

Treatment selection for PMS can be individualized using a clinical guideline from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, which outlines management principles for PMS.

What they found

Multiple treatment approaches exist for PMS and should be matched to each woman's symptoms.

What it means for you

This focuses on how doctors should approach treatment decisions using an established clinical guideline rather than testing how well specific treatments work. The value depends on the quality of the guideline itself.

About the study

Original title
Treatment of premenstrual syndrome: a decision-making algorithm
Authors
Panay N
Journal
Menopause international
Year
2012
Study design
Study

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