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A 40-year-old woman after an unsuccesful treatment by a neurologist was referred to a gynecologist. Soc complains of swollen breasts, depression intermittent with agression, weakness, tearfulness, numb arms, and meteorism that appear 2-3 days before a menstruation and disappear after the menstruation is over. She considers herself ill for the last 2 years. Gynecological examination detects no pathologic changes in her genitals. She was diagnosed with premenstrual syndrome. What clinical form of premenstrual syndrome is the most likely in this case?

Answer options

  1. Mixed
  2. Cephalgic
  3. Crisis
  4. Neuropsychic
  5. Edematous
Correct answer

Neuropsychic

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