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Sindrom pramenstruasi merupakan sekumpulan gejala yang dirasakan 7-10 hari sebelum siklusmenstruasi, gejala yang sering dirasakan adalah perubahan mood, nyeri sendi atau otot, foodcarving. Desain studi dalam penelitian ini adalah cross sectional dengan teknik sampling yangdigunakan adalah sensus, sehingga responden dari penelitian ini adalah seluruh mahasiswi yangterdaftar di program studi gizi dari angkatan 2011?2013. Dari penelitian ini dapat dilihat bahwasebagian besar mahasiswi Gizi FKM UI mengalami defisiensi zat gizi mikro, sedangkan hasil ujihubungan antara asupan zat gizi dengan sindrom pramenstruasi menyatakan beberapa asupan zatgizi memiliki hasil yang signifikan dengan sindrom pramenstruasi yaitu, Protein (0.047),Vitamin A (0.014), Vitamin B1 (0.000), Vitamin B2 (0.002), Vitamin B6 (0.000), Magnesium(0.000) dan Kalsium (0.000). adapun asupan zat gizi yang paling dominan memengaruhi sindrompramenstruasi adalah vitamin B1, mahasiswi yang memiliki asupan vitamin B1 yang cukupmemiliki resiko 61 kali lebih kecil mengalami sindrom pramenstruasi dibandingkan denganmahasiswi yang mengalami defisiensi.
ABSTRACT
Premenstrual syndrome is a group of symptoms that is felt 7-10 days before the menstrual cycle,which is often perceived symptoms are changes in mood, muscle pain, food carving and manymore. Design study in this research used cross-sectional with sampling technique used is thecensus, so the respondents of this study are all female students enrolled in the course nutrition offorce from 2011 to 2013. From this study it can be seen that most of the FKM UI studentNutritional deficiency of micronutrients, while the test results the relationship between nutrientintake with premenstrual syndrome reveals some nutrient intake had significant results withpremenstrual syndrome, namely, Proteins (0047), Vitamin A (0014), Vitamin B1 (0.000),Vitamin B2 (0002), Vitamin B6 (0.000), Magnesium (0000) and Calcium (0000). As for thenutrient intake of the most dominant influence of premenstrual syndrome is vitamin B1, a studentwho has a sufficient intake of vitamin B1 has a 61 times lower risk of experiencing premenstrualsyndrome compared with students who are deficient;Premenstrual syndrome is a group of symptoms that is felt 7-10 days before the menstrual cycle,which is often perceived symptoms are changes in mood, muscle pain, food carving and manymore. Design study in this research used cross-sectional with sampling technique used is thecensus, so the respondents of this study are all female students enrolled in the course nutrition offorce from 2011 to 2013. From this study it can be seen that most of the FKM UI studentNutritional deficiency of micronutrients, while the test results the relationship between nutrientintake with premenstrual syndrome reveals some nutrient intake had significant results withpremenstrual syndrome, namely, Proteins (0047), Vitamin A (0014), Vitamin B1 (0.000),Vitamin B2 (0002), Vitamin B6 (0.000), Magnesium (0000) and Calcium (0000). As for thenutrient intake of the most dominant influence of premenstrual syndrome is vitamin B1, a studentwho has a sufficient intake of vitamin B1 has a 61 times lower risk of experiencing premenstrualsyndrome compared with students who are deficient, Premenstrual syndrome is a group of symptoms that is felt 7-10 days before the menstrual cycle,which is often perceived symptoms are changes in mood, muscle pain, food carving and manymore. Design study in this research used cross-sectional with sampling technique used is thecensus, so the respondents of this study are all female students enrolled in the course nutrition offorce from 2011 to 2013. From this study it can be seen that most of the FKM UI studentNutritional deficiency of micronutrients, while the test results the relationship between nutrientintake with premenstrual syndrome reveals some nutrient intake had significant results withpremenstrual syndrome, namely, Proteins (0047), Vitamin A (0014), Vitamin B1 (0.000),Vitamin B2 (0002), Vitamin B6 (0.000), Magnesium (0000) and Calcium (0000). As for thenutrient intake of the most dominant influence of premenstrual syndrome is vitamin B1, a studentwho has a sufficient intake of vitamin B1 has a 61 times lower risk of experiencing premenstrualsyndrome compared with students who are deficient] |
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