HUBUNGAN PENGGUNAAN KONDOM DENGAN KEJADIAN PMS BAGI PARA PENGGUNA JASA SEKS KOMERSIAL YANG BERKUNJUNG PADA KLINIK ADVENT BATAM

Abstract

Sexually Transmitted Disease (STDs) is an infection of the disease that is mostly transmitted through sexual contact. To emphasize the rate of transmission of STDs there are some opinions/theories that say that using a condom will be able to suppress the rate of transmission of STDs. This study used a correlation design to find out whether there is a relationship between condom use with the incidence of PMS. A total of 40 respondents who visited the Advent Batam clinic from 40 respondents who did not use a condom were 25 respondents who were exposed to STD only 5 respondents (20%) and 20 respondents (80%) were not affected by PMS. While 15 respondents (37,5%) from 40 respondents who have used a condom there are 5 respondents (33,3%) affected by STD and 10 respondents (66,7%) not affected by PMS. By looking at the results of this analysis through Chi-Square test and 2 counts (0,320) α found that <2 Significant α 2 table (3,481) and α (0,572) > H0 accepted, Ha (0,05) hence result of this research is rejected. The results suggest that there is no relation between condom use and PMS incidence.