Abstract
The analysis of the literature on the relationship of psychological characteristics with the onset and course of primary dysmenorrhea is carried out. In addition, the relationship of this disease with mental symptoms is discussed, including the likelihood of emergence and comorbidity of the most common mental symptoms against the background of prolonged pain syndrome. The results on the effectiveness of psychotherapy and psychocorrection in the treatment of primary dysmenorrhea are presented.
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