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Index<br />

Note to index: <strong>PMS</strong> is used for <strong>PMS</strong>/<strong>PMDD</strong>; italic page numbers denote illustrations/tables.<br />

affective adaptation, actions of ovarian steroids 86–8<br />

allopregnanolone<br />

decreased 3alpha-HSD activity 176<br />

<strong>and</strong> GABA A receptor 70, 176, 118<br />

properties 162<br />

structure <strong>and</strong> synthesis 71<br />

<strong>and</strong>rogenic steroids 112, 124<br />

<strong>and</strong>rogens 64, 66<br />

etiology of <strong>PMS</strong> 109<br />

<strong>and</strong>rostenedione 64<br />

antidepressants 131–7<br />

continuous dosing 132, 135<br />

intermittent dosing 133, 135<br />

anxiety disorders 52<br />

GABAA receptor alpha-4 subunit 71<br />

anxiolytics 136, 137, 155<br />

benzodiazepines 118<br />

black cohosh Cimifuga racemosa 113<br />

bone mineral density, monitoring 125<br />

brain neurotransmitters see neurotransmitter physiology<br />

breast cancer 123<br />

calcium, diet supplements 145, 145, 153<br />

catamenial episodes 13<br />

chasteberry Vitex agnus-castus 113, 144<br />

cholesterol, steroidogenesis, synthetic pathways 83–5, 84<br />

Cimifuga racemosa (black cohosh) 113<br />

clinical evaluation <strong>and</strong> management 149–59<br />

clinical presentation of premenstrual symptoms 55–61<br />

assessment tools 58<br />

course of <strong>PMS</strong> 56–7<br />

evidence of distinct disorder 56<br />

mood symptoms 86–8, 117–20, 162, 172–3<br />

<strong>and</strong> GABA system 71–2<br />

premenstrual exacerbations 59<br />

progesterone-induced mood symptoms 117–18, 162,<br />

172–3<br />

somatic symptoms 22, 24–5, 75, 161–6<br />

symptom provocation 117<br />

clinical trials 42–4<br />

antidepressants 134–7<br />

cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) 153<br />

combined oral contraceptives pills (COCPs) 121, 153–4<br />

comorbidity of <strong>PMS</strong> 49–54<br />

complementary/alternative (CAM) therapy 141–51, 156<br />

definitions 141–3<br />

modalities 142–3<br />

motivation for 143<br />

conception cycle 66–7<br />

corpus luteum 65–6<br />

hormone ‘replacement’ therapy 88<br />

‘luteal phase abnormality’ 88<br />

symptom provocation 117<br />

Daily Record of Severity of Problems 28–9, 32, 152–3<br />

Dalton, Katharina 3<br />

danazol 112, 124, 156<br />

ovarian cycle suppression 124<br />

data collection 34–5<br />

definitions of <strong>PMS</strong>/<strong>PMDD</strong> 49–50<br />

depressive disorders 50–1, 161<br />

bipolar disorder 51<br />

major depressive disorder (MDD) 50–1<br />

unipolar disorder 50–1<br />

diagnosis of <strong>PMS</strong> 9–19<br />

catamenial episodes 13<br />

course of syndrome 56–7<br />

criteria 12, 57–9, 149–53<br />

ACOG 11, 57, 150<br />

APA DSM-IV 11–12, 31–4, 150<br />

ICD-10 10–11, 57

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