Purpose:  To determine survey reliability on the presence and impact of menstrual symptoms within collegiate athletes. Methods: Athletes completed an electronic VAS anchored with “not at all” / “often” regarding presence and “not at all” / “severely impacted” regarding the impact of menstrual symptoms twice in one day. Data were analyzed using two-tailed dependent samples ttests and ICC3,1. Results: There was a correlation
without a difference between surveys in the presence of mood swings, loneliness, headaches, backaches, and bloating. There was a correlation without a difference between surveys in the effect of cramps, breast pain, and bloating on training. Surveys differed in how often athletes felt anxious and restless, and the effect of anxiety and backaches on training. Conclusion:  Results suggest that some survey items are reliable.