Factores relacionados con infecciones vulvovaginales en gestantes del centro de salud Cono Norte Ayaviri 2022
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Como resultado los factores socioeconómicos relacionados con las infecciones vulvovaginales en pacientes del Centro de Salud Cono Norte Ayaviri fueron el grupo etario (P = 0.000); la ocupación de las pacientes (P= 0.000); estado civil (P = 0.000), grado de instrucción (P = 0.000) con las infecciones vulvovaginales en pacientes del Centro de Salud Cono Norte Ayaviri. Y los factores gineco obstétricos relacionados con las infecciones vulvovaginales fueron la paridad (P = 0.000), el uso de métodos anticonceptivos (P = 0.000), y la higiene perineal antes de la relación sexual (P=0.000). Se identificó que el tipo de infección vulvovaginal más frecuente es la moniliasis con 61.6% en pacientes que acuden al Centro de Salud Cono Norte Ayaviri.
As a result, the socioeconomic factors related to vulvovaginal infections in patients at the Cono Norte Ayaviri Health Center were age group (P = 0.000); occupation of the patients (P = 0.000); marital status (P = 0.000), level of education (P = 0.000) with vulvovaginal infections in patients at the Cono Norte Ayaviri Health Center. And the gynecological-obstetric factors related to vulvovaginal infections were parity (P = 0.000), use of contraceptive methods (P = 0.000), and perineal hygiene before sexual intercourse (P = 0.000). The most frequent type of vulvovaginal infection was identified as moniliasis (61.6%) in patients attending the Cono Norte Ayaviri Health Center.
As a result, the socioeconomic factors related to vulvovaginal infections in patients at the Cono Norte Ayaviri Health Center were age group (P = 0.000); occupation of the patients (P = 0.000); marital status (P = 0.000), level of education (P = 0.000) with vulvovaginal infections in patients at the Cono Norte Ayaviri Health Center. And the gynecological-obstetric factors related to vulvovaginal infections were parity (P = 0.000), use of contraceptive methods (P = 0.000), and perineal hygiene before sexual intercourse (P = 0.000). The most frequent type of vulvovaginal infection was identified as moniliasis (61.6%) in patients attending the Cono Norte Ayaviri Health Center.
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