Abstract:

Purpose: This study examined the quality of sleep and day-to-day sleeping patterns of women in lohusa. Patients and methods: A total of 240 women participants with sleep problems from 30.03.2018 to 30.05.2018 to study (ort. Age 26.17±0.89 years; distribution, 18-40 years) was included. The participants were divided into three groups: women in the period of infertility (n=80), women not in the period of infertility (n=80) and women never born (n=80). The study used the sociodemographic specification form, the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) and the Epworth Sleepiness Scale (ESS). Results: 82.5 percent of Lohusa women (95 percent GA, 72.66-92.34) had poor quality of sleep and 26.25 percent (95 percent GA, 10.78-41.72) had over-sleep during the day. There was a significant difference between the groups in terms of quality of sleep and day-to-day sleep (p<0.05). The poor quality of sleep was found higher in lohusa women (27.6±5.27 years old) and young lohusa women (22.6±2.88 years old) (p=0.026). The likelihood of poor quality of sleep for Lohusa women was 5.96 times higher (95% GA, 1.78-20.12) compared to non-born women (p=0.003). Result: As far as we know, this study is the first study in Turkey to evaluate the quality of sleep in women in the period of lushness. According to our study findings, in those in the period of laxation and older laxation women are more likely to have over-sleep during the day. In addition, poor quality of sleep and over-sleep during the day are more common in women in the period of infertility than in women who are not in the period of infertility and women who have never given birth.

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