Journal des soins infirmiers et des soins

Timing of Sexual Initiation and Suicidal Ideation among Adolescents in South Korea

Abstract

Robert Susarz

The age of teenagers' sexual inception is diminishing around the world. Early sexual commencement has been accounted for to influence social, physical, and psychological well-being, however little is had some significant awareness of the connection between the planning of sexual inception and self-destructive ideation. This study was intended to distinguish the relationship between the planning of sexual inception and self-destructive ideation by orientation. This cross-sectional review utilized information from South Korea's Youth Health Behavior Online Survey for 2016. Information on 1st to twelfth grade understudies (N=10,810) were dissected utilizing expressive insights, χ² tests, and various leveled calculated relapse. The outcomes uncovered a huge connection between early sexual inception and self-destructive ideation among both young men and young ladies. This relationship stayed critical subsequent to controlling for bewildering factors that are known to influence self-destructive ideation, including apparent pressure, sadness, school grades, and sociodemographic qualities. The gamble of self-destructive ideation was higher among understudies who first experienced sex in quite a while (before the 10th grade) and was likewise higher in young ladies than in young men. Wellbeing suppliers ought to know about the possibly higher gamble of self-destructive way of behaving among young people after early sexual commencement. Given the outrageous responsiveness and weakness of this target populace, a multidisciplinary the everyday schedule based intercession program to advance the psychological wellness of impacted people and the overall understudy populace is justified.