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• W2025064905 abstract "Objective: To determine the average menarcheal age and menstrual cycle pattern, prevalence of dysmenorrhea, frequency of smoking, alcohol and drug use, sexual education level, and the gynecologic problems in female adolescents in Turkey. Methods: A questionnaire consisting of 43 questions were given to 13,665 high school girls between the ages 13–18 years. Results: The results showed that average menarcheal age was 13.28 ± 1.09 years and 77.8% of the girls had menstrual cycles between 20–35 days; 10,688 (78.1%) of the girls complained about pain during their menstruation and 25.6% frequently missed school for this reason. That notwithstanding, only 0.4% of the adolescents with dysmenorrhea had sought medical consultation. Out of 13,665 girls, 19.7% smoked cigarettes, 14.9% used alcohol, and 0.63% used other drugs. Although 50.8% of the students believed that their knowledge about sexuality was adequate, on evaluating the results, this was not confirmed. Girlfriends were found to be the most important source of sexual knowledge. The study indicated that 88.8% of the girls wanted to have sexual education at schools and 60.5% of those preferred to take such a lecture together with boys. The study also revealed that 10.5% of the girls previously consulted a gynecologist and menstrual disorders (26.1%) and dysmenorrhea (23.4%) were the most common complaints. The results showed that 68.7% of the girls preferred a woman gyne cologist and 66.3% wanted to be alone with the doctor during examination. Conclusion: We provided data about demographic and epidemiologic features of Turkish female adolescents. To determine the average menarcheal age and menstrual cycle pattern, prevalence of dysmenorrhea, frequency of smoking, alcohol and drug use, sexual education level, and the gynecologic problems in female adolescents in Turkey. A questionnaire consisting of 43 questions were given to 13,665 high school girls between the ages 13–18 years. The results showed that average menarcheal age was 13.28 ± 1.09 years and 77.8% of the girls had menstrual cycles between 20–35 days; 10,688 (78.1%) of the girls complained about pain during their menstruation and 25.6% frequently missed school for this reason. That notwithstanding, only 0.4% of the adolescents with dysmenorrhea had sought medical consultation. Out of 13,665 girls, 19.7% smoked cigarettes, 14.9% used alcohol, and 0.63% used other drugs. Although 50.8% of the students believed that their knowledge about sexuality was adequate, on evaluating the results, this was not confirmed. Girlfriends were found to be the most important source of sexual knowledge. The study indicated that 88.8% of the girls wanted to have sexual education at schools and 60.5% of those preferred to take such a lecture together with boys. The study also revealed that 10.5% of the girls previously consulted a gynecologist and menstrual disorders (26.1%) and dysmenorrhea (23.4%) were the most common complaints. The results showed that 68.7% of the girls preferred a woman gyne cologist and 66.3% wanted to be alone with the doctor during examination. We provided data about demographic and epidemiologic features of Turkish female adolescents." @default.
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