HUBUNGAN TINGKAT EKONOMI, PENDIDIKAN DAN GAYA HIDUPTERHADAP PENGETAHUAN INFERTILITAS PADA WANITAINFERTIL
Penulis Utama
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Veradita Dharmayanti Kusumafirsti
NIM / NIP
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S582108006
×<p xss=removed><i>The Relationship Between Economic Status, Education, and Lifestyle with</i></p><p xss=removed><i>Infertility Knowledge in Infertile Women</i></p><p xss=removed><i>Veradita Dharmayanti Kusumafirsti</i></p><p xss=removed><i>Resident, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Faculty of Medicine, Sebelas Maret</i></p><p xss=removed><i>University, Dr. Moewardi General Hospital, Surakarta, Indonesia</i></p><p xss=removed><i>ABSTRACT</i></p><p xss=removed><i>Background: Infertility has substantial medical and social effects on women,</i></p><p xss=removed><i>worsened by stigma and limited public knowledge. Education, economic status, and</i></p><p xss=removed><i>lifestyle are factors that may influence infertility awareness. Low awareness can</i></p><p xss=removed><i>hinder treatment decisions. This study aimed to assess the relationship between</i></p><p xss=removed><i>these three factors and infertility knowledge among infertile women.</i></p><p xss=removed><i>Methods: A case-control study was conducted from February to March 2025 in five</i></p><p xss=removed><i>hospitals in Central Java, involving 100 infertile women aged 20–45 years, selected</i></p><p xss=removed><i>through purposive sampling. Data were collected via interviews using</i></p><p xss=removed><i>questionnaires on economic status, education, lifestyle (HPLP-II), and infertility</i></p><p xss=removed><i>knowledge (FIT-KS). Data were analyzed using chi-square tests and multivariate</i></p><p xss=removed><i>logistic regression. Ethical approval was granted by the Ethics Committee.</i></p><p xss=removed><i>Results: Participants had a mean age of 31.95 years and had been married for an</i></p><p xss=removed><i>average of 5.9 years. Most were from low economic (72%) and educational (74%)</i></p><p xss=removed><i>backgrounds, while 79% reported a good lifestyle. Despite this, 70% had low</i></p><p xss=removed><i>infertility knowledge. Economic status, education, and lifestyle were significantly</i></p><p xss=removed><i>associated with knowledge (p=0.02, p<0 p=0.032).></p><p xss=removed><i>knowledge were higher in those with high income (OR=4.077), high education</i></p><p xss=removed><i>(OR=45.375), and good lifestyle (OR=3.291). However, only education remained</i></p><p xss=removed><i>an independent predictor (p<0></p><p xss=removed><i>Conclusion: Although all three factors were related to infertility knowledge, only</i></p><p xss=removed><i>education independently predicted it. Educational interventions are essential,</i></p><p xss=removed><i>especially for women with low educational backgrounds.</i></p><p xss=removed><br></p>
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Penulis Utama
:
Veradita Dharmayanti Kusumafirsti
Penulis Tambahan
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NIM / NIP
:
S582108006
Tahun
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2025
Judul
:
HUBUNGAN TINGKAT EKONOMI, PENDIDIKAN DAN GAYA HIDUPTERHADAP PENGETAHUAN INFERTILITAS PADA WANITAINFERTIL
