Non‑pharmacological that most effective to reduce of primary dysmenorrhea intensity in women childbearing age: a literature review
One of the most common female reproductive health problems is primary dysmenorrhea. Data on the incidence of primary dysmenorrhea complained about 50‑90% of women in the world. Primary dysmenorrhea data in the US is 30‑70%, in Sweden is 30%, in Mexico is 64%, in Italy is 68%, in Jordan is 55.8%, in...
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Main Authors: | Widia Ilmiah (Author), Ikhwan Abdullah (Author), Juliati Koesrini (Author) |
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