Depression is one of the most prevalent disorders among the girls with dysmenorrhea Cognitive-
Conditions
Interventions
Explanation of CBT sessions
Session 1:
The session was aimed at familiarizing the applicants with muscle relaxation,
the symptoms of dysmenorrhea
also,
some explanations about the cognitive-
behavioral therapy,
stress and its effects on body,
and the relaxation effectiveness were given to the applicants. Moreover,
the pretest was performed.
Session 2:
The session aimed to give some information about the automatic thoughts and make the applicants aware of the physical tension.
Session 3:
The session was aimed
learning the assessment process,
understanding the cycle of thoughts,
feelings and physical status.
Session 4:
The purpose of session was to identify the negative thoughts in order to have an examination on the effects they can have on the human behaviors
Session 5:
T
talk,
leaning the alternatives for logical thoughts,
and practicing how to replace the distorted thoughts with logical thoughts
Session 6:
The session was aimed at understanding the meaning of the concept of coping,
and various styles of coping.
Session 7:
The session was aimed at learning some concepts about anger,
the patterns and responds to the anger,
and how to manage the anger.
Session 8:
The purpose of session was to learning the learning styles,
practicing expressive communication,
learning the obstacles to expressive behaviors,
and using problem-
Sponsors
Maryam Salehi
Mansoureh rabbani zadeh
Eligibility
Sex/Gender
Female
Age
20 Years to 30 Years
Inclusion criteria
Inclusion criteria: The criteria to be included into the treatment were being single, having regular menstrual periods, having primary dysmenorrhea for three periods in a row, not having physical problems for hiking, and getting the score higher than 14 in BDI.
Exclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria: Factors such as pelvic or lower abdominal surgeries, coagulopathy, experiencing abnormal abdominal or pelvic sonography, taking alcoholic drinks, drugs, contraceptives, abnormal vaginal bleeding, and stress were considered as the exclusion criteria. It is worth mentioning that all participants were taking antidepressant drugs.
Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| Depression 10/06/2015 Beck’s Depression Inventory- second edition (BDI-II) | — |
Secondary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| Dysmenorrhea 10/06/2015 Beck’s Depression Inventory- second edition (BDI-II) | — |
Countries
UAE
Contacts
Public ContactAzizreza Ghasemzadeh
Sun Face Medical Aesthetic center, Dubai, UAE
Outcome results
None listed