經前症狀與女性陰性體質之相關性探討

The Relationship between Premenstrual Syndrome and Women's Yin Body Constitution in Chinese Medicine

10.6974/TCNJ.200201.0066

彭台珠(Tai-Chu Peng)；李明憲(Ming-Shinn Lee)

中醫學 ； 陰性體質 ； 經前症狀 ； 女性健康 ； Chinese medicine ； Yin body constitution ； premenstrual syndrome ； women's health

志為護理-慈濟護理雜誌

1卷1期（2002 / 01 / 01）

66 - 75

繁體中文

The purpose of this study was to investigate the correlation between premenstrual syndrome and women's body constitution disorder in Chinese medicine. Premenstrual syndrome refers to a group of related menstrual disorders that are sufficient to impair daily activity. The investigators used a self-development questionnaire with a women's body constitution scale in Chinese Medicine (SWYBCCM) to measure the different body constitutions and a PMS questionnaire to measure symptoms of premenstrual syndrome. The study found that the most frequent symptoms of premenstrual syndrome were pain (mean=2.6), negative affect (mean=2.5), feeling pressure (mean=2.3), and water retention (mean=2.2). The main signs of body constitution disorder in Chinese medicine were lower body temperature, physical weakness, water retention, and impaired digestive function The more higher the score of SWYBCCM, the more severe the symptoms of premenstrual syndrome. Pearson's correlation=0.513 (p＜0.01), and mean F=72.836 (p ＜0.01). We used four factors from the SWYBCCM to predict the variance premenstrual syndrome. This can explain 30.3% of the variance (F=62.919, p＜0.00). The largest factor was water retention (β=.25, p＜0.00), the second was physical weakness (β=0.23, p＜0.00). The smallest factor was lower body temperature (β=0.04, p= 0.23).

The purpose of this study was to investigate the correlation between premenstrual syndrome and women's body constitution disorder in Chinese medicine. Premenstrual syndrome refers to a group of related menstrual disorders that are sufficient to impair daily activity. The investigators used a self-development questionnaire with a women's body constitution scale in Chinese Medicine (SWYBCCM) to measure the different body constitutions and a PMS questionnaire to measure symptoms of premenstrual syndrome. The study found that the most frequent symptoms of premenstrual syndrome were pain (mean=2.6), negative affect (mean=2.5), feeling pressure (mean=2.3), and water retention (mean=2.2). The main signs of body constitution disorder in Chinese medicine were lower body temperature, physical weakness, water retention, and impaired digestive function The more higher the score of SWYBCCM, the more severe the symptoms of premenstrual syndrome. Pearson's correlation=0.513 (p＜0.01), and mean F=72.836 (p ＜0.01). We used four factors from the SWYBCCM to predict the variance premenstrual syndrome. This can explain 30.3% of the variance (F=62.919, p＜0.00). The largest factor was water retention (β=.25, p＜0.00), the second was physical weakness (β=0.23, p＜0.00). The smallest factor was lower body temperature (β=0.04, p= 0.23).