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Premenstrual syndrome is one of the most common disorders of reproductive age that can be seen in different intensities in 90-85% of women. PMS is approximately defined as the group of symptoms occurring only during the luteal phase of a woman's menstrual cycle meaning that occurs 14 day before menstrual period and decrease with the onset of the menstrual. Premenstrual syndrome typically occurs between the ages of 25-45 years. It is accompanied by different symptoms that affect health. The health-related quality-of-life subscales in this study included: general well-being, interface with homework, satisfaction with research and career, control over studying, and stress from university study conditions. We examined the relationship between quality of life and the impact of menstruation on the study environment. Level of quality of life in premenstrual symptoms among adolescent girls. Majority of the adolescent girls 44 (73.3%) had Moderately satisfied quality of life in premenstrual symptoms and 16(26.7%) had Low satisfied quality of life in premenstrual symptoms.The demographic variable, age and Socioeconomic status had shown statistically significant association between the level of quality of life in premenstrual symptoms among adolescent girls with their selected demographic variables.The other demographic variable had not shown statistically significant association between the level of quality of life in premenstrual symptoms among adolescent girls with their selected demographic variables respectively.