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The Relationship Between Stress Levels and Irregular Menstrual Cycles Among Female High School Students at Al Azhar Kelapa Gading: An Islamic Perspective Madinatush Shabrina; Fita Maulina; Muhammad Arsyad
Journal of Social Research Vol. 5 No. 9 (2026): Journal of Social Research
Publisher : International Journal Labs (AHU-0028405-AH.01.14 Tahun 2022)

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Menstrual cycle irregularities are one of the reproductive health problems frequently experienced by adolescent girls and can be influenced by various factors, including psychological stress. This research aimed to determine the relationship between stress levels and menstrual cycle irregularities among female students at Al-Azhar Kelapa Gading High School and to review the findings from an Islamic perspective. This quantitative cross-sectional research involved 60 female students selected from 188 using quota sampling. Data were collected via the Perceived Stress Scale-10 (PSS-10) and structured questions on menstrual cycles, then analyzed using univariate analysis and the Pearson Chi-Square test to examine the association between stress levels and menstrual irregularities. The results showed that most respondents experienced moderate stress levels (66.7%), followed by low stress levels (20.0%) and severe stress levels (13.3%). Regarding menstrual cycles, 83.3% of respondents had regular cycles, while 16.7% experienced irregular cycles. The statistical analysis revealed a significant association between stress levels and menstrual cycle irregularities with a p-value of 0.001 (p < 0.05). Respondents with severe stress levels were more likely to report irregular menstrual cycles compared to those with lower stress levels. These findings suggest that psychological stress may affect menstrual regularity through hormonal disturbances, though the cross-sectional design prevents causal conclusions. From an Islamic perspective, managing stress through patience, dhikr, and tawakal is essential for maintaining mental, spiritual, and physical balance. This study underscores the importance of stress management education for adolescent girls to improve reproductive health and provides empirical evidence to support school-based health interventions.
Co-Authors Aan Royhan Afiansa Airul Rozi Rozi Anna P. Roswiem Annisa Putri Humardani Aqillah Munawwarah Khairunnisa Arroyan Wardhana Astuti Rahmi Azwa Auziah Saidina Chairu Silaturrachmi Anzali Dian Widiyanti Dindana Caesarea Salsabila Edward Syam Eko Poerwanto Endang Purwaningsih Etty Widayanti Faiza Syakira Ramadhina Fathan Rahmat Ramadhan Fita Maulina galuh Yendah Prasyad Hajar Azizah Armarani Mallapasi Hasna Rafikatami Insan Sosiawan Intan Keumala Dewi Intan Kumala Dewi Jihan Salma Azizah Kalila Nisya Ramadhan Kamal Anas Kenconoviyati Kenconoviyati Khairunnisa Karimah Lilian Batubara Madinatush Shabrina Muhammad Gilang Kartiko Najma Kaysa Neil Author Qomariyah Qomariyah Qomariyah Qomariyah Sachrowadi rafika tasya andani Sintia Azzahra Sonny Pamudji Laksono Suseno, Dedy Syahrani Salsabila Titiek Djannatun Wan Nedra Yenni Zulhamidah, Yenni Yulia Suciati