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WaLIDD score, a new tool to diagnose dysmenorrhea and predict medical leave in university students

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Table 1 WalIDD score variables
Table 2 Features of dysmenorrhea in university students
Figure 1 rOc curves of Vrs sub-scores and WalIDD score in dysmenorrhea cases.Notes: WalIDD score aUc 0.817 (95% cI, 0.781–0.852); pain score aUc 0.623 (95% cI, 0.570–0.623); drug score aUc 0.678 (95% cI, 0.628–0.727).Abbreviations: aUc, area under the curve; rOc, receiver operating characteristic; Vrs, verbal rating score; WalIDD, working ability, location, intensity, days of pain, dysmenorrhea.
Figure 2 Dysmenorrhea scores in a general population of university students with dysmenorrhea, medical leave, or both features.Notes: The pain and drug scales, both with 0–3 points interval, and working ability, location, intensity, days of pain, dysmenorr
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