
doi: 10.1007/bf02111800
pmid: 7247462
By means of a questionnaire we studied the menstrual patterns of 502 adolescent girls aged 10--19 years in 1979. The incidence of occasional or consistent primary dysmenorrhea was 43%. The incidence of dysmenorrhea increased considerably with increasing age and the interval between the menarche and the onset of dysmenorrhea was less than one year in 72% of subjects investigated. The occurrence of severe dysmenorrhea resulting in absence from school varied between 8 and 18% in various age groups.
Adult, Menarche, Sweden, Adolescent, Dysmenorrhea, Surveys and Questionnaires, Age Factors, Humans, Female, Child
Adult, Menarche, Sweden, Adolescent, Dysmenorrhea, Surveys and Questionnaires, Age Factors, Humans, Female, Child
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