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Table 1 Background information of study participants of Jordanian women, AL-Karak, 2022

From: Impact of COVID-19 infections and vaccination on menstrual cycle symptoms in the south of Jordan: a cross-sectional study

Attribute

Frequency

%

Marital Status

 Single

213

51.4

 Married

189

45.7

 Divorced/Widow

12

2.9

Contraception method used

 Hormonal

19

9.8

 IUCDs

18

9.3

 Natural Method

32

16.5

 None

125

64.4

Menstruation status

 Irregular

43

10.4

 Menopause

38

9.2

 Regular no primary dysmenorrhea

68

16.4

 Regular primary dysmenorrhea

265

64

Medical history

 History of chronic diseases

66

16

 Medically free

347

84

Use of Anticoagulants

 No

400

96.6

 Yes

14

3.4

History of COVID-19 Infection

 Yes, I got the infection

126

30.4

 No, I did not get infected

288

69.6

Symptoms during the period after the infection (n = 29 participants)

 None

99

77.3

 Heavy MC

5

3.9

 Intermenstrual bleeding

1

17.2

 Irregular MC

8

3.4

 Dysmenorrhea

7

27.6

 Light MC

7

24.1

 Post-menopausal bleeding

1

24.1

COVID-19 vaccine type

 Pfizer

244

58.9

 Astrazeneca

7

1.7

 Sinopharm

162

39.1

 Sputnik

1

0.2

  1. IUCDs intrauterine contraceptive devices