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|a Menstrual cycle :
|b signs and symptoms, psychological/behavioral changes and abnormalities /
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|a New York :
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|a Description based on print version record; title from PDF title page, viewed (07/28/2020).
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|a MENSTRUAL CYCLE: SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS, PSYCHOLOGICAL/BEHAVIORAL CHANGES AND ABNORMALITIES; MENSTRUAL CYCLE: SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS, PSYCHOLOGICAL/BEHAVIORAL CHANGES AND ABNORMALITIES; Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data; Contents; Preface; Chapter I: Evolution of the Menstrual Cycle; Abstract; Introduction; The Menstrual Cycle; Menstruation Does Not a Menstrual Cycle Make; Overview of the Ovarian Cycle; The Uterine Cycle and the Ovarian Cycle; Possible Functions of Menses:; Current Hypotheses; A By-Product of Spontaneous Decidualization?; A Useful Consequence of Menses.
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|a Possible Functions of Extended ReceptivityExtended Receptivity, Continuous Receptivity, and Permanent Receptivity; Extended Receptivity to Prevent Infanticide; Flexible Mating Strategies; Permanent Receptivity in Humans; Concealed Ovulation Revealed; Why Advertise/Hide Ovulation?; Cycle-Dependent Changes in Women; Behavioral Changes; Cognitive and Perceptual Changes; Physical Changes; Cycle-Dependent Changes in Other Women; Cycle-Dependent Changes in Men; Behavioral Changes; Cognitive/Perceptual Changes; Physical Changes; Implications of Cycle-Dependent Changes and Men's Detection of Them.
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|a ConclusionSignalling, Leaky Cues, or By-Product?; Dual Sexual Strategy Theory: State of the Art?; Acknowledgments; References; Chapter II: Functional and Structural Brain Alterations Associated with Menstrual Pain; Abstract; Section I. Introduction; 1.1. Clinical Features; 1.2. Prevalence; 1.3. Comorbidities; 1.4. Pathophysiology; 1.5. Chronification of Pain; Section II. Structural and Functional Alterations in the Brain of Dysmenorrhea Patients; 2.1. Visceral Pain Processing in the Brain; 2.2. Structural Brain Alterations in Dysmenorrhea; 2.2.1. Gray Matter Alterations in Chronic Pain.
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|a 2.2.2. White Matter Alterations in Chronic Pain2.2.3. State- and Trait-Related Grey Matter Alterations; in Dysmenorrhea; 2.2.4. State-and Trait-Related White Matter Alterations; in Dysmenorrhea; 2.3. Functional Brain Alterations in Dysmenorrhea; Section III. Possible Impact of Brain; Alterations in Response to Menstrual Pain; 3.1. Central Sensitization; 3.2. Adolescent Health, Pre-Disposition and Comorbidities; Conclusion; References; Chapter III: Toward a More Comprehensive View of Premenstrual Disorders: The Case for Psychological Contributions; Abstract; Premenstrual Symptoms and Disorders.
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|a Etiological Theories and ResearchThe Case for Psychological Contributions to Premenstrual Disorders; Symptom Overlap and Comorbidity; Premenstrual Exacerbation; Self-Focused Attention and Coping; in Women with Premenstrual Symptoms; Psychological Interventions; Conclusion; References; Chapter IV: Effects of Female Sex Hormones on Appetite and Food Intake; Abstract; Abbreviations; Introduction; Oestrogen Modulation of Food Intake; Role of Oestrogen Receptors; Central Effects of Oestrogen; Peripheral Effects of Oestrogen; Ghrelin; Cholecystokinin (CCK); Leptin; Progesterone.
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