The relationship between climate change worry, premenstrual syndrome severity, and quality of life among women of reproductive age and related factors

Key Points

• To examine the relationship between climate change worry, premenstrual syndrome severity, and quality of life among women of reproductive age.
• Surveyed women about their climate change anxiety and premenstrual syndrome symptoms.
• Assessed the impact on quality of life through standardized questionnaires.
• Analyzed data considering demographic characteristics.
• Increased climate change worry correlates with higher severity of premenstrual syndrome symptoms.
• Lower quality of life is reported among women with severe premenstrual syndrome.
• Demographic factors influence the relationships observed.