Relationship Stress Levels and Individual Cooperation with Dymenorrhea Levels in Adolescent Women

Abstract

One of the main causes of primary dysmenorrhea is stress. Mild stress is a common stressor that might persist for a few minutes or several hours. The goal of this study was to ascertain how well adolescent girls, coped with their level of dysmenorrhea in connection to their stress levels. In this study, a cross sectional methodology is combined with a correlation analysis design. Who had dysmenorrhea made up the study's population. This study employs stratified random sampling as its sampling method, a questionnaire sheet as its instrument, and interval regression as its statistical testing method. According to each variable's findings, 64 respondents (36.16%) reported having experienced high levels of stress.