| dc.description.abstract | Premenstrual syndrome occurs in 75-80% of reproductive woman age in the world. The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship of physical activity and stress with the occurrence of premenstrual syndrome of adolescent girls in Bina Insani high school Bogor. The research used crosssectional study design. Subjects in this research were adolescent girls between 15-18 years old who are still in grade 10 and 11 as much as 59 people. The sampling method used was proportionale stratified random sampling. There was no relationship between physical activity and premenstrual syndrome complaints levels (r= 0.289, p>0.05) and many types of menstrual complaints (r= 0.252, p>0.05). There is relationship between stress and types of complaints levels (r= 0.437, p<0.05) and complaints of premenstrual syndrome (r= 0.426, p<0.05). This showed that as stress level increased, the level and type of menstrual complaints also increased. | en |
