The Moderating Effect of Physical Activity in the Relationship Between Eco‐Anxiety and Premenstrual Syndrome

The results of this study suggest that eco-anxiety levels affect PMS symptoms and that physical activity has a modulatory effect on the relationship between eco-anxiety and PMS. Psychosocial interventions aimed at reducing eco-anxiety and lifestyle changes that promote physical activity should be considered in interventions to manage premenstrual syndrome. It is important that women's health nurses and midwives, who have an important role in protecting and promoting women's health, consider eco-anxiety in their interventions.