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. 2024 Jul 23;103(9):1736–1744. doi: 10.1111/aogs.14927

TABLE 4.

Symptoms experienced and most impactful symptoms Survey 2, n = 983.

Symptom Most impactful symptom, n (%) (n = 983) a Number experienced, n (%) a Number selected as most impactful symptom/number experienced (%)
Pelvic pain 198 (20%) 868 (88%) 198/868 (23%)
Abdominal pain 146 (15%) 918 (93%) 146/918 (16%)
Cramps 70 (7%) 850 (86%) 70/850 (8%)
Ovary pain 67 (7%) 718 (73%) 67/718 (9%)
Back pain 64 (7%) 838 (85%) 64/838 (8%)
Period pain 63 (6%) 742 (75%) 63/742 (8%)
Fatigue 50 (5%) 883 (90%) 50/883 (6%)
Leg/hip/groin pain 48 (5%) 704 (72%) 48/704 (7%)
Bloating 34 (3%) 901 (92%) 34/901 (4%)
Heavy menstrual periods 28 (3%) 485 (49%) 28/485 (6%)
Infertility 27 (3%) 177 (18%) 27/177 (15%)
Painful sex 27 (3%) 620 (63%) 27/620 (4%)
Pain emptying bowels 21 (2%) 587 (60%) 21/587 (4%)
Mood disturbances 18 (2%) 745 (76%) 18/745 (2%)
Migraine 17 (2%) 402 (41%) 17/402 (4%)
Nausea 15 (2%) 644 (66%) 15/644 (2%)
Bowel dysfunction 14 (1%) 519 (53%) 14/519 (3%)
Uterus pain 11 (1%) 563 (57%) 11/563 (2%)
Irregular bleeding/spotting 10 (1%) 443 (45%) 10/443 (2%)
Rectal pain 9 (1%) 549 (56%) 9/549 (2%)
Constipation 8 (1%) 663 (67%) 8/663 (1%)
Diarrhea 7 (1%) 535 (54%) 7/535 (1%)
Irregular menstrual cycles 7 (1%) 430 (44%) 7/430 (2%)
Headache 4 (0%) 664 (68%) 4/664 (1%)
Blood clots during a period 3 (0%) 512 (52%) 3/512 (1%)
Other 17 (2%) 109 (11%) 17/109 (16%)
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Participants may have selected more than one symptom therefore percentage totals are not equal to 100.