dysmerism

/dɪzˈmɛrɪzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

A psychological phenomenon where a person has a strong aversion to their own menstrual cycle, often accompanied by feelings of anxiety or disgust.

“Her dysmerism led her to experience intense emotional distress during her period.”

Synonyms

  • menstrual anxiety
  • menstrual dysphoria

Antonyms

  • hormonal balance
  • menstrual euphoria