Relationship between Age of Three Months Injectable Family Planning Users

Raidanti, Dina and Yolanda Rahmai, Yola (2021) Relationship between Age of Three Months Injectable Family Planning Users. Relationship between Age of Three Months Injectable Family Planning Users, 2 (2). pp. 48-54. ISSN 2774-4396

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Abstract

Indonesia faces problems with the number and quality of human resources. Currently, it is estimated that, as one of the developing countries in the world, Indonesia continues to experience an increase in population every year. Researchers got the results of the study there were acceptors of three month injections at the Kemayoran District Health Center, 3 respondents (20%) normal cycle, 3 respondents (20%) polymenorrhea, 3 respondents (20%) oligomenorrhea, 6 respondents (40%) amenorrhea. To determine the relationship between the age of users of three-month injections and menstrual cycle disorders at the Kemayoran Public Health Center for the period of 25 November 2019–3 January 2020. This type of research is descriptive analytic, the research location is at the Kemayoran Health Center for the period of 25 November 2019 – 03 January 2020. The type of population used in this study, namely, cross sectional. The sampling technique is quota sampling. There are 30 active respondents using three-month injectable contraception. The instrument used to collect data is primary data, while the data collection tool is a questionnaire. From this study, it can be concluded that there is no relationship between the age of three month injection family planning users and menstrual cycle disorders because the value is > 0.05.

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