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Microdosing LSD in Women With Premenstrual Disorders

Friederike HolzeNot yet recruitingStarted Oct 1, 2025150 enrolledSwitzerlandNCT07189299

Abstract

The investigators aim to investigate the role of the serotonin 2A receptor in women with premenstrual disorders. This study uses a double-blind, randomized, controlled design with 3 arms: Intervention 1: 10 micg LSD for \~10 days during the late luteal phase (for 3 cycles) Intervention 2: 10 micg LSD every other day for \~10 days during the late luteal phase (for 3 cycles) Control intervention: Placebo for \~10 days during the late luteal phase (for 3 cycles) Each participant will be treated in only one arm. The study employs a parallel design with three treatment arms and consists of a two-cycle observational phase followed by a three-cycle treatment phase.

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LSD

Keywords

HallucinogensSerotonin AgentsPremenstrual disordersPremenstrual syndromePsychotropic drugsMicrodoseSerotonin systemPsychedelicsPMSPMDD

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