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Journal : Media Husada Journal of Midwifery Science

EFEK PROTEKTIF PROBIOTIK KEFIR PADA ORGAN REPRODUKSI HEWAN COBA Windyaningrum, Sabatina
Media Husada Journal of Midwifery Science Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025): Januari
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33475/mhjms.v3i1.22

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Kefir merupakan produk probiotik yang berasal dari fermentasi susu kambing atau susu sapi. Fermentasi kefir menggunakan kefir grains yang memiliki komposisi mikrobiologi kompleks, meliputi bakteri asam laktat, ragi (yeast), dan fungi. Kefir memiliki kandungan yang unik, yaitu kefiran yang merupakan jenis eksopolisakarida potensial pada kefir grains memiliki aktivitas antioksidan yang kuat. Selain sebagai antioksidan poten, manfaat kefir juga sebagai agen antimutagenik, antitumor, antiinflamasi, radical scavenging, dan agen pereduksi stres oksidatif. Banyak sekali khasiat kefir bagi kesehatan, tetapi belum banyak yang menguji efek kefir pada organ reproduksi. Oleh karena itu, pada tinjauan literatur ini akan memaparkan beberapa hasil penelitian mengenai efek protektif kefir sebagai probiotik dan agen antioksidan pada organ reproduksi hewan coba betina dan jantan. Metode penelitian yang digunakan adalah dengan melakukan penelurusan data sekunder. Data yang diambil pada tinjauan literatur kali ini berasal dari hasil penelitian eksperimental pada hewan coba. Sumber data didapatkan dari publikasi jurnal dengan kriteria true experimental, open access berbahasa Inggris yang terindeks Google Scholar dengan rentang waktu 2014-2024, jenis kefir yang digunakan dalam penelitian adalah yang berbahan susu, dan efek proteksi kefir yang diteliti terhadap organ reproduksi hewan coba baik jantan maupun betina. Studi literatur menunjukkan efek protektif kefir pada organ reproduksi ovarium, uterus, testis, dan karakteristik air mani hewan coba.
The Relationship Between Long-Term Usage Of Hormonal Contraception And Sexual Dysfunction And Quality Of Women's Sexual Life Windyaningrum, Sabatina; K.W.M. Justus, Dwi Murwani K.W.M. Justus; Rahmawati, Wenny Rahmawati
Media Husada Journal of Midwifery Science Vol. 3 No. 2 (2025): Juli
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33475/mhjms.v3i2.27

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Long-term use of hormonal contraception is suspected to have side effects, decreasing women's libido,thus affecting their sexual function and quality. Experts call this sexual dysfunction. This study aims todetermine the relationship between long-term use of hormonal contraception and sexual dysfunction andthe quality of women's sexual lives at TPMB Mudjiasri. The study was conducted from August toNovember 2024. The research method used an analytical observational approach with a cross-sectionalapproach. A sample of 30 people was drawn using total sampling that met the inclusion and exclusioncriteria. Statistical tests used univariate and bivariate Spearman Rank analysis. The results showed that12 respondents (40%) had used hormonal contraception for 3-6 years, 10 people (33.3%) had used it formore than 6 years up to 9 years, and 8 people (26.7%) had used hormonal contraception for more than9 years. Furthermore, of the 30 respondents, 93.3% (28 people) experienced sexual dysfunction and 6.7%(2 people) did not experience sexual dysfunction. In addition, 83.3% (25 people) had an unsatisfactoryquality of sexual life and 16.7% (5 people) had a satisfactory quality of sexual life. The correlation testusing Spearman Rank obtained a p-value of 0.112 in the relationship between the duration of hormonalcontraceptive use and sexual dysfunction, which means there is no relationship between the twovariables. In addition, no significant relationship was found between the duration of hormonalcontraceptive use and the quality of women's sexual life with a p-value of 0.416. The duration of hormonalcontraceptive use does not directly affect the state of sexual dysfunction and the quality of a woman'ssexual life. In addition, the causes of sexual dysfunction experienced by acceptors can be influenced byseveral factors, including age, occupation, knowledge, social environment, and communication, whichstill require further in-depth research. The conclusion of this study is that there is no relationship betweenthe duration of hormonal contraceptive use and sexual dysfunction and the quality of women's sexual life.