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Menstrual Health Problems of Women Indigenous Peoples around Protected Forest Area in Sumatra, Indonesia, and Plants’ Usefulness to Treat It

Yesi Mustika Sari
Yesi Mustika Sari
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N. Novriyanti
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   | 11 cze 2023
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Article Category: Original research article
Data publikacji: 11 cze 2023
Zakres stron: 1 - 9
Otrzymano: 30 paź 2022
Przyjęty: 30 gru 2022
DOI: https://doi.org/10.34763/jmotherandchild.20222601.d-22-00064
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Figure 1.

[left] Documentation with the female Orang Rimba in the Tumenggung Ngrip Group, while in the Terab Group, it can only be done with the male Orang Rimba [right].
[left] Documentation with the female Orang Rimba in the Tumenggung Ngrip Group, while in the Terab Group, it can only be done with the male Orang Rimba [right].

Figure 2.

Estimated age of Orang Rimba adolescents in Bukit Dua Belas National Park, Jambi Province, as research subjects.
Estimated age of Orang Rimba adolescents in Bukit Dua Belas National Park, Jambi Province, as research subjects.

Figure 3.

Distribution of body mass index by the Age of Orang Rimba Women.
Distribution of body mass index by the Age of Orang Rimba Women.

Figure 4.

Map of the Distribution of the Orang Rimba in Jambi Province, Sumatra, and Their Accessibility to the Community Health Service Centre (Produced by KKI Warsi).
Map of the Distribution of the Orang Rimba in Jambi Province, Sumatra, and Their Accessibility to the Community Health Service Centre (Produced by KKI Warsi).

Figure 5.

One of the Orang Rimba, who acts as a guardian of wisdom and is an identifier of medicinal plants, is demonstrating the process of marking the birth of a baby on Senggeris wood (Koompassia excelsa).
One of the Orang Rimba, who acts as a guardian of wisdom and is an identifier of medicinal plants, is demonstrating the process of marking the birth of a baby on Senggeris wood (Koompassia excelsa).

The uses of plant species related to women's reproductive health.

Species description
Local name Ibul Kedunduk tunjuk Selusuh Sentubung
Scientific name Korthalsia echinometra Santiria laevigata Luvunga sarmentosa Xanthophyllum vitellinum
Use Treating female genital pain after childbirth; can be a cure for infertility An antidote when postpartum nausea appears; can also treat dysentery Expedite the release of the baby during childbirth Facilitate the release of the baby during childbirth
How to use Stems are boiled, then drunk or eaten directly The root is cut or the bark is boiled, and drunk The leaves are boiled and drunk by the mother who is about to give birth The leaves are boiled and drunk; the leaves are kneaded and applied to the stomach

Sampling number of females of the Orang Rimba who have gone through previous FPIC.

No. Group of the Orang Rimba Adolescent Adult Total
1 Tumenggung Ngrip at Air Hitam 1 Resort of TNBD 5 7 12
2 Terab at Batin 24/1A Hajran Resort of TNBD 10 3 13
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Dziedziny czasopisma:
Medicine, Clinical Medicine, Pediatrics and Juvenile Medicine, Paediatric Haematology and Oncology, Public Health
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