Background: Adolescent pregnancy is one of the common public health problems worldwide
today, with harmful health effects to the foetus, mother and the neonate. Aims of the study: To …

Objective: The purpose of this research is to examine whether or not adolescent pregnant
women have adverse maternal and foetal outcomes. Study Design: Randomized controlled …

Objective: To determine the frequency of adolescent pregnancy and its related maternal and
fetal complications. Study Design: Cross-sectional descriptive study Place and Duration of …

Background: Teenage pregnancy is a social problem distributed worldwide, has many
significantimplications on mother and her baby, specifically, in developing countries. The …

Background: Despite the increase in the age of marriage, early marriage and subsequent
adolescent pregnancy remain a serious problem in many regions and societies. Due to low …

ABSTRACT… Objectives: To compare the obstetric outcomes in adolescent and adult
primigravida. Study Design: A comparative, cross sectional study. Setting: Gynae unit 3 …

Background: Everywhere in the globe, the issue of teenage pregnancies is a major public
health problem. Pregnant girls and their fetuses are at high risk for a range of health …

Background: Teenage pregnancy has been considered to have a higher risk than
pregnancy in an adult, because of biological immaturity of the teenager, so it is a …

Background: To compare the fetal and maternal complications between teenage and adult
mothers. Methods: This comparative study included 200 teenage pregnant patients (15–19 …

Objective: To study the morbidity pattern and relationship of these morbidities with socio-
economic and demographic factors. Material and method: Present study was conducted at …