PERBEDAAN SIKLUS, LAMA MENSTRUASI DAN TINGKAT AKTIVITAS FISIK PADA MAHASISWA KEBIDANAN SEBELUM DAN PADA MASA PANDEMI COVID-19

Heleen, L. May (2021) PERBEDAAN SIKLUS, LAMA MENSTRUASI DAN TINGKAT AKTIVITAS FISIK PADA MAHASISWA KEBIDANAN SEBELUM DAN PADA MASA PANDEMI COVID-19. Diploma thesis, Poltekkes Kemenkes Denpasar.

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Abstract

In a clinical survey the relation between physical activity border and women health reproductive system obtained escalation 76% of menstrual disorder during Pandemic COVID-19. Physical activity border during Pandemic COVID-19 were perceived particularly to midwifery student Poltekkes Kemenkes Denpasar. The objectives of this research were to know the differences menstrual cycles, length of menstruation and physical activity to midwifery student before and during Pandemic COVID-19. The type of this research was analytical research with cross sectional design which conducted from March to April 2021 used simple random sampling. Data of menstrual cycles, length of menstruation and physical activity collected by interview guidelines used interview method. Data analysis univariate used frequency distribution and data analysis bivariate used Wilcoxon test for cycle and length of menstruation variable, Paired Sample T-Test for physical activity variable. Both of the tests based on significant level p<0,05. The result of 45 respondents showed there were no significant differences between menstrual cycle (p = 0,096) and length of menstruation (p = 0,157) before and during Pandemic COVID-19. Physical activity level showed significant differences (p = 0,000) before and during Pandemic COVID-19. Midwifery student expected more heeded on menstruation cycle and further researcher expected adding variables which affect the menstruation.

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