Wizyta lekarska w połogu, metody planowania rodziny i seksualność po porodzie — jakiego typu poradnictwa oczekują kobiety?

Ślizień-Kuczapska, Ewa; Czarnowicz, Sylwia; Rabijewski, Michał; Starzec-Proserpio, Małgorzata

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“…A very important role is played here by an adequately prepared NFP teacher who can serve a "liaison" between the patient and a health care professional, e.g. a physician (Szymaniak, Ślizień-Kuczapska, 2016;Ślizień-Kuczapska, Żukowska-Rubik, Sys, 2018). The lack of support from the husband or partner during the learning of the method for family planning is puzzling in light of the data on its relevance during the joint use of the method (Komorowska-Pudło, Rawicka, 2020).…”

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Assessment of menstrual cycle self-observation skills using the double-check symptom-thermal method based on chart evaluation

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: Meticulous and systematic observation of the menstrual cycle allows a woman to monitor her procreative health, which has great diagnostic value. It gives the opportunity to learn about the natural rhythm of fertility and, in the case of observing abnormalities, reduces the time until the first medical consultation. Reliable learning of observation takes time and is carried out through a certified teacher of a particular method of fertility awarness.. Therefore, this skill from the area of prevention and diagnosis should occupy an important place in the teaching of both health care workers and the education of women themselves. In Poland, there are several non-governmental non-profit organizations that provide professional teaching support in the field of health-promoting education and natural family planning. Method: I and III of self- cycle observation chart were studied. The total number of analyzed charts was 74. The study was based upon the SPSS Statistics package version 25. The p < 0.05 level was considered statistically significant. Results: The majority of women with high self-observation skills in menstrual cycle charting using the double-check symptom-thermal method were single , with a university degree (53.65%, n=22), learning the method at the Lublin branch of Polish Association of Natural Family Planning Teachers (51.21%, n=21), motivated to learn charting for procreative health monitor (75.60%, n=31), with no support from a husband/fiancé/partner (60.96%, n=25). Conclusions: : The study group of women was homogeneous in terms of the eligibility criteria applied, i.e. they were all at reproductive age, had typical cycles and did not use contraception methods. The women's high skills in cycles self-observation are the result of the excellent quality of the NFP teacher work with the client, the ability to communicate and convey the principles of self-observation skills as well as the user's motivation to keep charting their cycles. The main goal of the women learning the method was to monitor their own procreative health.

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Assessment of menstrual cycle self-observation skills using the double-check symptom-thermal method based on chart evaluation

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“…At the same time, around 30% of regular cycles are non-ovulatory (Vigil, Lyon, Flores, Rioseco, et al, 2017). Here, an indispensable role is to be played by a professionally trained teacher of the method in question, who can also serve as a 'liaison' between the patient (client) and the physician (Szymaniak, Ślizień-Kuczapska, 2016;Ślizień-Kuczapska, Żukowska-Rubik, Sys, 2018).…”

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“…During self-observation of menstrual cycle, the woman follows the fertility determination method of her choice based on a record of specific biomarkers (indicators, fertility symptoms). In this way, the cycle observation sheet can become a useful tool in the physician's daily work as well as an element of prevention of reproductive health disorders (Ślizień-Kuczapska, Smyczyńska, Rabijewski, 2020). In 1965, Josef Rötzer, having analysed females' menstrual cycles from different periods of their lives, was the first one to propose the so-called "sympto-thermal", multivariate method (Napiórkowska-Orkisz, Babińska, 2017).…”

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Analysis of the menstrual chart observation characteristics, meeting the typical cycle criteria among women of procreation age according to the symptom-thermal double-check method

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2022

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Background: Knowledge concerning value of menstrual cycle observation and its use to monitor procreative health is underestimated and limited in women's health promotion, education and health care. Academy of Pediatrics, Committee on Adolescence and , American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends starting to observe the forming cycle as early as puberty in order to pre-screen girls , from groups at risk of fertility disorders such as polycystic ovary syndrome. In view of the numerous reports on the increase in fertility problems, such a simple tool as self-observation of the menstrual cycle becomes particularly useful to learn about the natural rhythm of fertility and in the case of abnormalities, i.e. deviation from the typical course shortens the time to the first medical consultation. In Poland there are several non-governmental non-profit organizations, which through certified teachers of fertility awareness methods can professionally support the teaching of adolescents, adults and interested people working in the health service in the field of fertility awareness, health education and natural family planning. Aim of the presented study was to analyze 105 menstrual cycle observation charts among polish women not using contraception according to the principles of the symptom-thermal double-check method. Method: The study was performed using the method of documentation analysis, 105 menstrual cycle observation charts using the statistical package SPSS Statistica version 25. The level of p < 0.05 was considered statistically significant. Results: The average age of the women studied was 29 years. The majority of the women , i.e. more than 58%, were unmarried and childless (79.1%). The average length of the menstrual cycle was: 28.6 days. The average duration of the luteal phase was almost 13 days. The average length of days of highly fertile mucus was nearly 4 days. The average length of cycles of women over 35 years of age was: 28.88 days, while for women under 35 years of age. 28.48 days. The age of onset of the first menstrual period of the women studied varied between 10 and 17 years of age. Conclusions: The studied group of women was homogeneous in terms of the adopted eligibility criteria, i.e. they had typical cycles and did not use contraceptive methods. The examined parameters of the menstrual cycle, i.e.: the average length of the cycle , the course of the luteal phase and the average length of the occurrence of highly fertile mucus met the criteria for a normal cycle according to the symptom-thermal double-check method.

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Wizyta lekarska w połogu, metody planowania rodziny i seksualność po porodzie — jakiego typu poradnictwa oczekują kobiety?

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Assessment of menstrual cycle self-observation skills using the double-check symptom-thermal method based on chart evaluation

Assessment of menstrual cycle self-observation skills using the double-check symptom-thermal method based on chart evaluation

Analysis of the menstrual chart observation characteristics, meeting the typical cycle criteria among women of procreation age according to the symptom-thermal double-check method

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