Karakteristik Endometriosis di RSUP Dr. M. Djamil Padang Periode 2017 - 2019
This study analyzed 98 endometriosis cases from 2017-2019, finding it most prevalent in reproductive-aged, nulliparous women with normal BMI, often presenting with dysmenorrhea and advanced stages, who responded well to hormonal therapy.
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This descriptive study characterized 98 endometriosis patients treated at RSUP Dr. M. Djamil Padang from 2017–2019 using medical record data and patient interviews. The most frequent findings were endometriosis in reproductive-age women (85.71%), higher proportions among nulliparous patients (60.20%), a predominance of normal BMI category (35.71%), infertility duration of ≥5 years (27.55%), and chief complaints of dysmenorrhea (69.39%). The majority had advanced disease (stage III–IV, 82.65%), internal pelvic anatomical location, received hormonal therapy for 3 months (75.51%), reported pain improvement (83.67%), largely did not pursue a pregnancy program (92.86%), and most reported no recurrence after therapy (88.78%). The study acknowledges that delayed diagnosis can occur because diagnosis requires laparoscopy, and it provides a single-center descriptive picture rather than assessing causes or comparative outcomes. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it reports the clinical and sociodemographic characteristics of endometriosis patients in a specific Indonesian hospital during 2017–2019.
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