Mastalgia and total body water.
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Total body water (TBW) was measured early and late in a menstrual cycle in 56 women, 39 of whom had breast pain. The remainder were asymphtomatic controls. Most women did not conform to the traditional view that there is a premenstrual increase in TBW. In some TBW decreased, while in others there was no change from the early cycle measurement. No TBW pattern correlated with any syndromes of breast pain or with any psychoneurotic profile.
Adult, Time Factors, Neurotic Disorders, Body Weight, Pain, Middle Aged, Body Height, Menstruation, Premenstrual Syndrome, Body Water, Humans, Female, Breast
Adult, Time Factors, Neurotic Disorders, Body Weight, Pain, Middle Aged, Body Height, Menstruation, Premenstrual Syndrome, Body Water, Humans, Female, Breast
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