Dysménorrhée et expérience migratoire : caractéristiques associées à la dysménorrhée dans un échantillon de femmes migrantes hébergées à l'hôtel en Île-de-France. (French)

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Tytuł:: Dysménorrhée et expérience migratoire : caractéristiques associées à la dysménorrhée dans un échantillon de femmes migrantes hébergées à l'hôtel en Île-de-France. (French)
Autorzy:: Poncet, L.
Scodellaro, C.
Ringa, V.
Margueritte, F.
Andro, A.
Alternatywny tytuł:: Dysmenorrhea and Migration Experience: Characteristics Associated with Menstrual Pain in a Sample of Homeless Migrant Women Housed in Emergency Housing Hotels in France. (English)
Źródło:: Douleur et Analgésie; juin2020, Vol. 33 Issue 2, p65-74, 10p
Abstract (English):: Introduction: Dysmenorrhea designates abdominal pain occurring during menstruation. 45 to 95% of women of child-bearing age experience them. Little is known on prevalence and risk factors of dysmenorrhea among migrant women. Our aim is to analyze the association between menstrual pain and the migration experience, in order to identify the social and health factors related to menstrual pain. Method: We analyzed data from the DSAFHIR study conducted in 2017 in the Ile-de-France region, France. 469 homeless migrant women housed in emergency housing hotels were interviewed. Analyses included 298 multiparous respondents with menstruation in the last 12 weeks, with a value of menstrual pain intensity. A numerical rating scale of pain intensity was used. We defined dysmenorrhea as "none/slight", "mild", or "severe". The migration experience was analyzed through migration path complexity, experience of violence, experience of street homelessness in France, physical and psychological health. Variables with P-values ≤ 0.1 in univariate analyses (chi-square test) were added to a multivariate multinomial logistic regression models. Results: 23% of respondents experienced mild dysmenorrhea and 27% experienced severe dysmenorrhea. In multivariate analyses, mild dysmenorrhea was associated with age and parity, while severe dysmenorrhea was associated with age, depression, and poor health status. Conclusion: To offer appropriate counselling and treatment, it is relevant for health care professionals to take into account women's living conditions, and physical and psychological health. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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