Prevalence and risk factors of primary dysmenorrhoea among medical students: a cross-sectional survey in Indonesia.

BMJ Open · 2024 · PMC11529524 · PMID 39477265

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Though not statistically significant, higher parental income showed a trend towards higher odds of experiencing moderate-to-severe dysmenorrhoea.

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