3.1. Distribution of Pain Intensity in the Intervention Group
pain, dysmenorrhea
PRIMARY DYSMENORRHEA, ABNORMAL MENSTRUAL CYCLE, MENSTRUAL PAIN, DYSMENORRHEA
The characteristics of the women in this study can be seen in Most of the subjects experienced their first menstruation at a normal menarche age, with 37 women (82.2%) falling into this category. The menstrual characteristics of the women can also be observed, with 31 women (68.9%) having a normal menstrual cycle ranging from 28 to 35 days and the majority of the subjects, 33 women (73.3%), having a normal menstrual duration of 2–7 days. All women experienced the onset of dysmenorrhea immediately after menarche, which is a characteristic feature of primary dysmenorrhea. Among the women who experienced menstrual pain, the majority, 36 women (80%), chose to endure the pain without any treatment. The majority of the women, 23 women (51.1%), reported that the pain was still tolerable, while 19 women (42.2%) stated that the pain interfered with some of their daily activities.These findings provide an overview of the characteristics of the women in the study, including their age distribution, BMI status, age at menarche, menstrual cycle, menstrual duration, and the impact of pain on their daily activities. Statistical analysis using the chi-square test in SPSS was conducted to ascertain potential baseline disparities in basic demographic and clinical attributes among the experimental groups. The results, reflected in the 