(NAPS) Guidelines on Premenstrual Syndrome

(NAPS) Guidelines on Premenstrual Syndrome The National Association for Premenstrual Syndrome Nick Panay BSc MRCOG MFSRH NAPS Guidelines on Guidelines on Premenstrual Syndrome Nick Panay BSc MRCOG MFSRH Chairman of the National Association for Premenstrual Syndrome Director of West London Menopause & PMS Centre Consultant Gynaecologist Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust & Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust Honorary Senior Lecturer, Imperial College London INTRODUCTION These Guidelines have been prepared by Mr Nick Panay, Chairman of NAPS for the benefit of both sufferers and health professionals. The Guidelines aim to provide clear information at a time when so much controversy exists as to the causality and management of PMS.

Vitamin B6OTC IS Vitamin B6 is often used to treat premenstrual syndrome without clear evidence of its efficacy. The recommended dietary allowance for Vitamin B6 is around 2.0mg/day and deficiency of Vitamin B6 is rare. Due to the unproven efficacy of Vita-min B6 in treating premenstrual syndrome, a sys-

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