Injection Contraceptive Method and Osteoporosis Among Woman Sexual Active in Mandailing Natal

Abstract

Objective: The aim of study is to analyze injection contraceptive method and osteoporosis among women sexual active in Mandailing Natal. Method: A cross-sectional study using primary survey data conducted on October 2021 in Mandailing Natal. The sample of women sexual active were 82 acceptor contraceptive that chosen using purposive sampling. The variables injection contraceptive method were categorized into 2 groups (injection method and other method) and linked to osteoporosis diseases (yes and no). The bivariate analyzed chi-square test and showed Prevalence ratio (PR) with confidence interval (CI) 95%. Results: The contraceptive method used injection contraceptive (58.5%), condom (18.5%), Pill contraceptive (11%), Implant (8.5%) and Intrauterine Device/IUD (3.7%). Percentage of injection contraceptive method was skewed 48 (58.5%). Percentage of osteoporosis were 60 (73.2%). The chisquare test showed prevalence ratio of injection contraceptive method and osteoporosis among women sexual active was 1.41 (CI: 1.04-1.92). The mean of analyzed were women sexual active that used injection contraceptive method risk 1.41 higher osteoporosis diseases than used other methods. Conclusions: Injection contraceptive method was risk factor osteoporosis diseases among women sexual active. The use of the injection contraceptive method must be adjusted to the user's goals.

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