Teenage Pregnancy What Are The Risks A 12 Month Retrospective Review Of 4916 Deliveries

Teenage Pregnancy What Are The Risks A 12 Month Retrospective ођ Dr k. moores, telfordwinner of the best presentation award bmogs october 2014. Teenage pregnancy, therefore, remains a serious social, economic, and health problem [4]. young maternal age is more likely a marker for one or more other maternal risk factors associated with poor birth outcomes. poverty, low education, and inadequate family support are also problems.

3 Risks Of Teenage Pregnancy Revere Health Live Better Methods a 12 month retrospective review of teenage pregnancy outcomes and comparison with outcomes of all deliveries at sath between april 2013 and march 2014, a total of 4916 deliveries, was conducted. data sources included the medway hospital database. Teenage (adolescent) pregnancy is an important contemporary topic in perinatal medicine. at least 16 million teenage girls each year become adolescent mothers [1], 85% of which are unplanned [2,3]. reported risk factors for adolescent childbearing include: lower socioeconomic background, financial instability, poor academic performances and low. Results the adjusted odds of becoming pregnant between ages 14 and 19 for teens with at least one older sister having a teenage pregnancy were 3.38 (99 % ci 2.77–4.13) times higher than for. Teenage pregnancy needs to be tackled as a priority to ease the burden of socioeconomic and health issues. a retrospective review was done on the o bstetric [1.12–2.68]). the risks for.