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Mastalji ve ilişkili faktörler – kesitsel bir çalışma

Mastalgia and associated factors: a cross-sectional study

Deniz KOÇOĞLU
ŞERİFE KURŞUN
BELGİN AKIN
KAMİLE ALTUNTUĞ
Journal
Ağrı
Pages
100–108
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Risk factors for breast pain were determined using logistic regression analysis with the entry model, and the risk factors for periodic and non-periodic breast pain were assessed using logistic regression analysis with the backward model.Results: Results revealed that the following were significant risk factors: age between 35 and 50 years (OR, 1.614; CI, 1110–2347), university graduate (OR, 3.207; CI, 1.874–5.490), BMI of >30 (OR, 2.068; CI, 1.163–3.674), excessive use of salt (OR, 1,687; CI, 1.075–2 .647), weight gain in the last 5 years (OR, 1.411; CI, 1018–1955), use of a small bra (OR, 3.260; CI, 2204–4821), and use of a large bra (OR, 1.896; CI, 1276–2817).Conclusion: Weight control, restriction of salt intake, and selection of a suitable brassiere are important for preventing and managing mastalgia

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Objective & Hypothesis:Objectives: Mastalgia is a common and painful experience among women.
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Key Findings & Data:This study aimed to determine the prevalence of breast pain, characteristics of the pain, and factors associated with breast pain, particularly those that can be changed.Methods: This cross-sectional study comprised women aged from 18 to 65 years.
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Conclusion & Impact:Risk factors for breast pain were determined using logistic regression analysis with the entry model, and the risk factors for periodic and non-periodic breast pain were assessed using logistic regression analysis with the backward model.Results: Results revealed that the following were significant risk factors: age between 35 and 50 years (OR, 1.614; CI, 1110–2347), university graduate (OR, 3.207; CI, 1.874–5.490), BMI of >30 (OR, 2.068; CI, 1.163–3.674), excessive use of salt (OR, 1,687; CI, 1.075–2 .647), weight gain in the last 5 years (OR, 1.411; CI, 1018–1955), use of a small bra (OR, 3.260; CI, 2204–4821), and use of a large bra (OR, 1.896; CI, 1276–2817).Conclusion: Weight control, restriction of salt intake, and selection of a suitable brassiere are important for preventing and managing mastalgia
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Objectives: Mastalgia is a common and painful experience among women. This study aimed to determine the prevalence of breast pain, characteristics of the pain, and factors associated with breast pain, particularly those that can be changed.Methods: This cross-sectional study comprised women aged from 18 to 65 years. In total, 752 women were included. Risk factors for breast pain were determined using logistic regression analysis with the entry model, and the risk factors for periodic and non-periodic breast pain were assessed using logistic regression analysis with the backward model.Results: Results revealed that the following were significant risk factors: age between 35 and 50 years (OR, 1.614; CI, 1110–2347), university graduate (OR, 3.207; CI, 1.874–5.490), BMI of >30 (OR, 2.068; CI, 1.163–3.674), excessive use of salt (OR, 1,687; CI, 1.075–2 .647), weight gain in the last 5 years (OR, 1.411; CI, 1018–1955), use of a small bra (OR, 3.260; CI, 2204–4821), and use of a large bra (OR, 1.896; CI, 1276–2817).Conclusion: Weight control, restriction of salt intake, and selection of a suitable brassiere are important for preventing and managing mastalgia

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Amaç: Mastalji kadınlar arasında yaygın görülen ağrılı bir deneyimdir. Bu çalışmanın amacı mastaljinin prevelansı, ağrının özellikleri ve mastalji ile ilişkili olan özellikle değiştirilebilir faktörlerin belirlenmesidir.Gereç ve Yöntem: Kesitsel bir çalışmadır, çalışma grubunu 18-65 yaş arası kadınlar oluşturmaktadır. Toplamda çalışma 752 kadın çalışmada yer almıştır. Meme ağrısı için risk faktörleri logistik regresyon-enter modeli; periyodik ve periyodik olmayan meme ağrısı için risk faktörleri logistik regresyon-backward metodu ile değerlendirilmiştir.Bulgular: Meme ağrısı yaşama için risk faktörleri 35-50 yaş arasında olma (OR: 1.614 CI: 1.110-2.347), üniversite mezunu olma (OR: 3.207 CI:1.874-5.490), BKİ 30'un üzerinde olması (OR: 2.068 CI:1.163-3.674), aşırı tuz kullanımı (OR: 1.687 CI:1.075-2.647), son beş yılda kilo alımı (OR: 1.411 CI: 1.018-1.955), bedeninden küçük sütyen kullanma (OR: 3.260 CI: 2.204-4.821), bedeninden büyük sütyen kullanmadır (OR: 1.896 CI: 1.276-2.817). Sonuç: Mastaljinin önlenmesi ve yönetiminde kilo kontrolü, tuz alımının kısıtlanması ve uygun önemlidir

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KOÇOĞLU, D., KURŞUN, Ş., AKIN, B., ALTUNTUĞ, K. (2017). Mastalji ve ilişkili faktörler – kesitsel bir çalışma. Ağrı, Cilt: 29 - Sayı: 3, 100–108. https://ajindex.com/articles/151272

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