Background:. WHO defines Teenage pregnancy as pregnancy in a female under the age of
20. Pregnant teenagers face many of the same pregnancy related issues as other women …

Introduction: Prematurity is the most common risk factor for neonatal mortality, and various
maternal risk factors have been identified for prematurity. Therefore, this study was …

Background Adolescent pregnancy continues to be a grave problem in India not only from
the obstetrical point of view but from the social and economical perspectives also …

Since the mortality of 1-59 babies is the most serious challenges facing human society and
an important indicator of the health and development of countries, providing solutions to …

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

Background: Young age at pregnancy carries significant risk for the mother and baby,
adding to the burden of maternal and child mortality. Aims & Objective:(1) To study the socio …

Introduction: Teenage pregnancy is dangerous for the mother, child and the community and
they are twice as likely to die of pregnancy and childbirth related complications as opposed …

Introduction: Using herbal medicines or medicinal herbs is as old as human presence on the
planet, and almost all tribes and nations used plants grown in the wild around them …

Aim: To compare the obstetrical outcome of teenage pregnancies (13-19 years) with adult
pregnancies (20-29 years) in tertiary care hospital. Methods: This cohort study was carried …