The relationship of menstruation to perceived exertion and time to fatigue View on Open Library

The relationship of menstruation to perceived exertion and time to fatigue

by Mary Jane De Souza

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First published: 1984 1 language
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Amenorrhea Exercise for women Fatigue Menstrual cycle Physiological aspects Physiological aspects of Exercise for women Self-perception

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