PERBEDAAN SIKLUS MENSTRUASI ANTARA IBU YANG MENGGUNAKAN AKDR DAN ALAT KONTRASEPSI SUNTIK DI DESA BERUK KABUPATEN KARANGANYAR
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Abstract
Abstract
Introduction: An increase in the rate of population growth in Indonesia is
increasingly rapidly. One way to control the rate of population growth is by family
planning program (KB). Growing family planning programs are administered by
the Government, is also increasingly developing contraceptives, such as pills,
IUD, implants, sterilizing men, seterilisasi women, condoms, periodic abstinence
and copulation is disconnected. In addition to the function to control the
population, AKDR and contraceptive injection had side effects, the most
important is related to disorders of menstruation. From the results of a survey in
Desa Beruk retrieved data. There are 154 KK which resides and 52 KK are
acceptors KB which includes AKDR and contraceptive injection and some of
them also complained of experiencing menstrual disorders.
The Purpose: To tell the difference between the mother's menstrual cycle
which uses AKDR and contraceptive injection in Desa Beruk Kabupaten
Karanganyar.
Methods: This study is a comparative analytical research by design with cross
sectional design.
Subjects: Acceptors KB type AKDR and syringe in Desa Beruk Kabupaten
Karanganyar amounted to 52 people. The sample in this study is taken based on
table Krecjie so obtained the result total sample of 44 people. Sampling simple
random way (simple random sampling).
Results: Menstrual cycle most often in AKDR is normal usage with a range
between 12 and 28 days, whereas in the use of contraceptive injection cycles
most often happens is polimenore with the average cycle is 19 days with a range
of 14 to 30 days. Mann Whitney test results was p = 0,032.
Conclusion: Because the value of p can be inferred then 0.05 < that there are
meaningful differences between the menstrual cycle on the use of AKDR and
menstrual cycle use of contraceptive injection.
Keywords: the difference, menstrual cycle, contraceptive injection, AKDR