Understanding How Premenstrual Symptoms Change Over Time

Women frequently tell us that their premenstrual symptoms - such as mood shifts, irritability, anxiety, fatigue, or physical discomfort - are different now compared with their teens, 20s, 30s, or perimenopause. Despite how common this is, very little research has explored how these symptoms evolve with age.

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This survey is part of a collaborative project between Psychiatry for Women and Bea Buchler, a senior at Towson High School with a deep interest in reproductive psychiatry. Together, we’re hoping to better describe these patterns and support future work that improves care for women at every stage of life.

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Your responses are completely anonymous and will help us understand real experiences across ages.

Thank you for contributing to this work.