Women's bleeding patterns: ability to recall and predict menstrual events. World Health Organization Task Force on Psychosocial Research in Family, Planning, Special Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in Human Reproduction.
Women's bleeding patterns: ability to recall and predict menstrual events. World Health Organization Task Force on Psychosocial Research in Family, Planning, Special Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in Human Reproduction.
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女性的出血模式：回忆和预测月经事件的能力。
作者：
J. Nassim
月经出血发生的客观记录与女性对这些事件发生的时间和持续时间的主观评估进行了比较。女性在每次发作期间经历出血的天数相对恒定;然而，在13项培养研究中，出血发作的长度差异很大。如果把月经模式看作是一系列离散的事件而不是一个整体，就有可能对月经模式有更好的理解。更仔细地使用有关这些离散事件的术语，将提供有关妇女和那些建议她的月经更好的理解。在收集有关文盲妇女月经事件的数据中所采用的方法进行了说明，并就如何最有效地获得这些信息提出了建议。
Objective records of the occurrence of menstrual bleeding were compared with women's subjective assessments of the timing and duration of these events. The number of days a woman experienced bleeding during each episode was relatively constant; however, the length of the bleeding episode varied greatly among the 13 cultures studies. A greater understanding of menstrual patterns is possible if the pattern is seen as a succession of discrete events rather than as a whole. A more careful use of terminology relating to these discrete events would provide greater understanding of menstruation for the woman concerned and those advising her. The methodology employed in the collection of data about menstrual events among illiterate women is described and suggestions given as to how such information can be most efficiently obtained.