Research Article

Nutritional Status and Anthropometric Indices in relation to Menstrual Disorders: A Cross-Sectional Study

Table 1

Demographic characteristics of participants with or without menstrual disorders.

CharacteristicsWith no disorder (n  = 103)With at least one disorder (n  = 114)Total (n  = 217)

Age28.1 ± 7.129.4 ± 8.50.2028.8 ± 7.9
Marital statusSingle42 (50.0)42 (50.0)0.5584 (38.7)
Married61 (45.9)72 (54.1)133 (61.3)
Education level<dip32 (39.0)50 (61.0)0.0882 (37.8)
Diploma34 (47.9)37 (52.1)71 (32.7)
>dip37 (57.8)27 (42.2)64 (29.5)
Economic statusLow23 (41.8)32 (58.2)0.0455 (25.3)
Middle36 (40.9)52 (59.1)88 (40.6)
High44 (59.5)30 (40.5)74 (34.1)

Values reported as mean ± standard deviation. Values reported as number (%). Independent t-test (for age) and chi-square test were applied. values in bold indicate numbers that are significant ().