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. 2020 Sep 5;17(18):6473. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17186473

Table 5.

Menstrual symptoms and absenteeism.

Menstrual symptoms Absence Total
n (%)
p-Value a
No
n (%)
Yes
n (%)
Nausea No 80 (45.7%) 17 (19.8%) 97 (37.2%) <0.001 *
Yes 95 (54.3%) 69 (80.2%) 164 (62.8%)
Vomiting No 93 (40.1%) 4 (13.8%) 97 (37.2%) 0.006 *
Yes 139 (59.9%) 25 (86.2%) 164 (62.8%)
Fatigue No 14 (60.9%) 83 (34.9%) 97 (37.2%) 0.014 *
Yes 9 (5.5%) 155 (65.1%) 164 (62.8%)
Dizziness No 77 (44%) 20 (23.3%) 97 (37.2%) 0.001 *
Yes 98 (56%) 66 (76.7%) 164 (62.8%)
Headaches No 44 (44.9%) 53 (32.5%) 97 (37.2%) 0.045 *
Yes 54 (55.1%) 110 (67.5%) 164 (62.8%)
Diarrhea No 46 (47.4%) 51 (52.6%) 97 (37.2%) 0.006 *
Yes 50 (52.1%) 114 (69.5%) 164 (62.8%)
Depression No 38 (47.5%) 59 (32.6%) 97 (37.2%) 0.022 *
Yes 42 (52.5%) 122 (67.4%) 164 (62.8%)
Irritability No 66 (41.3%) 31 (30.7%) 97 (37.2%) 0.086
Yes 94 (58.8%) 70 (26.8%) 164 (62.8%)
Insomnia No 78 (39.4%) 19 (30.2%) 97 (37.2%) 0.186
Yes 120 (60.6%) 44 (69.8%) 164 (62.8%)
Inability to concentrate No 57 (44.6%) 40 (29.9%) 97 (37.2%) 0.012 *
Yes 70 (55.1%) 94 (70.1%) 164 (62.8%)

a Chi square tests; * p < 0.05.