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IMPACT OF CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM DIETARY CHANGES ON WOMEN PAIN AND DISCOMFORT FROM PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME AT THE FACULTY OF PHARMACY-GAZA STRIP
Norhan Abu Ghalwa, Riad El Qidra*, and Kanan Wahedy
ABSTRACT This research has revealed the relationship between Calcium andMagnesium contents, dietary changes, health remedies and occurrenceof PMS among students at the college of pharmacy-Al AzharUniversity –Gaza (Palestine). The study included 49 Cases of PMS and49 controls.On PMS scale, more than 82% don‘t have PMS(Premenstrual Syndrome) complications. The results show that;students who suffer from such complications are influenced by manyvariables by different ratios such as dietary changes, natural healthremedies, and lifestyle. Also the research has strongly revealed thatthere is a strong relationship between Calcium and Magnesium withPremenstrual Syndrome; since the reduction of Ca or Mg levels will increases the score ofPremenstrual Syndrome. Keywords: Premenstrual Syndrome, Calcium, Magnesium, Gaza Strip. [Download Article] [Download Certifiate] |
