Socialization About Menstrual Pain (Diminorea) On Students At SMK Bina Jaya Palembang In 2021 Health Education

Abstract

The prevalence of menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea) is difficult to determine due to a different definitions of the condition, it may vary from 45% to 95%. Dysmenorrhea, indeed has a high impact on women's lives, resulting in limitation of daily activities, lower academic performance in adolescents, poor sleep quality and has a negative effect on mood, causing anxiety and depression. The aim of this health education is to educate students about Menstrual pain and how to treat the pain. The method used is to provide direct seminar with counseling and  leaflets distribution, and  practicing deep breathing  relaxation techniques. The activity was carried out on December 20th to 24^th in 2021. The results of the socialization on knowledge about menstrual pain before the seminar from 50 students there are 7 people (14 %) that have a good knowledge on it, after the seminar there was an increase in students who had good knowledge of menstrual pain as many as 46 people (92 %). Shows that there is an increase in knowledge about vaginal discharge before and after socialization. Suggestion for education providers to always provide education on reproductive health on a regular basis to all students.