Overview of Maternal Age and Parity with Incidence Chronic Lack of Energy in The First Trimester at Puskesmas Kramatwatu

Chronic Energy Deficiency (CED) is a condition where the circumference of the upper arms is less than 23.5 cm. This is a sign of malnutrition where the mother suffers from chronic (chronic) lack of energy and protein intake. This condition needs to be addressed to prevent various kinds of problems from occurring. risks to mother and fetus. The preliminary survey conducted by researchers at the Kramatwatu Community Health Center in 2023 showed that the number of pregnant women in the first trimester was 348 people. Purpose of the study is to determine the description of maternal age and parity with the incidence of chronic energy deficiency in the first trimester at the Kramatwatu Community Health Center in 2023. The type of research used is descriptive research. The incidence of chronic lack of energy in first trimester pregnant women there were 155 people (44.5%). In the age category, a higher proportion was found in the age group 35 years as many as 139 people (39.9%). For parity in the primiparous and grandemultipara groups there were 143 people (41.1%). The incidence of chronic lack of energy in the first trimester was higher in the group of mothers aged 35 years by 87 (62.2%). The incidence of chronic lack of energy in the first trimester was higher in the primiparous and grandemultiparous groups by 88 people (61.5%).