Abstract：Objective To investigate non-menstrual and menstrual behaviors for Chinese women of childbearing age, and provide theoretical scientific basis for further development of primary health care.Methods A questionnaire survey based on the application of menstruation was conducted among women of childbearing age from January 2015 to December 2015. Information on life behaviors, including eating spicy food, drinking ice water,coffee or tea, staying up all night, smoking and alcohol use was collected through self-designed questionnaire. A total of 15,434 questionnaires were collected, of which 13,287 were valid questionnaires, there was missing information on age and birth-come in 8 of them, and 13,279 cases were included in the further analysis. For the menstrual period, 11 483 fully completed questionnaires were included in the final analysis.Results The proportion of non-menstrual behavior decreased as the age increased, and the proportion of women who avoided the above-mentioned behaviors was increasing in menstrual period. Women who have given birth are less likely to have these behaviors and avoid them when menstruation comes compared with nullipara. Women who have regular menstruation and have no dysmenorrhea are less likely to have above behaviours compared with women with irregular menstruation and dysmenorrhea.Conclusion The behavioral patterns of non-menstruation and menstruation were related to the factors such as age, giving birth or not, menstruation, dysmenorrhea and so on. It’s necessary to strengthen health education, use multiple ways to popularize and promote health care knowledge about non-menstrual and menstrual period, and to arouse women's attention to physical and mental health.
陈醒,白文佩,霍禹良,席思思,毛乐乐,香钰婷,周应芳. 基于“大姨吗”应用程序的中国育龄女性非经期及经期生活行为调查[J]. 中国生育健康杂志, 2017, 28(6): 510-513.
CHEN Xing,BAI Wenpei, HUO Yuliang, XI Sisi, MAO Lele, XIANG Yuting, ZHOU Yingfang. A survey on behaviors for Chinese women of childbearing age in non-menstrual and menstrual period based on the menstruation application. Chinese Journal of Reproductive Health, 2017, 28(6): 510-513.
