High fertility does not cause spontaneous intrauterine fetal loss: The determinants of spontaneous fetal loss in Egypt

El-Saadani, Somaya

doi:10.1080/19485565.2000.9989020

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“…Other problems arising from breastfeeding mothers during pregnancy are such as abnormal uterine contractions, miscarriages, disorders of the uteroplacental circulation at the end of pregnancy, premature birth, labor dystocia, and fetal death in the womb [3,6,10,17,18,19] reported by Onwudiegwu who found that there was no negative impact on the development of pregnancy until the birth process and postpartum period in women who breastfed during pregnancy [20]. Breastfeeding during pregnancy has been carried out in various countries.…”

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Breastfeeding Practices during Pregnancy from the Perspective of Women in Makassar City

Anitasari¹,

Rachmawaty

Permatasari

2019

Jour. Health Sci Prev

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The practice of breastfeeding during pregnancy is mostly done by women, including in Indonesia. Previous research has reported inconsistencies. Some people claim that this practice is beneficial and others report the risk among mothers, fetus, and breastfed children. The aim of this study is to interpret the practice of breastfeeding during pregnancy from a woman perspective. This study used interpretative phenomenology design with in-depth interviews with seven participants selected purposively. Data were analyzed using the Van Manen analysis stage and 11 themes were obtained. In general, mothers who breastfeed during pregnancy experienced a dilemma between fulfilling the child's right to breast milk and the desire to stop breastfeeding.

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Breastfeeding Practices during Pregnancy from the Perspective of Women in Makassar City

Anitasari¹,

Rachmawaty

Permatasari

2019

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“…It is documented that the risk of various ailments is cumulative and genetic defects become more salient at advanced ages. The majority of studies indicate a positive relation between the experience of fetal wastage and pregnancy order (El-Saadani, 2000). Plausible explanations for this include immunological problems, the likelihood of anatomical damage and cumulated malnutrition.…”

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An Assessment of Fetal Loss Among Currently Married Women in India

Rajaram

Zottarelli²,

Sunil

2009

J. Biosoc. Sci.

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The present paper assesses fetal loss among currently married women in India. In addition, the effects of social, economic, demographic and health factors on fetal loss are studied. The study uses data from the second National Family Health Survey conducted in India during 1998-2000. The results show wide variations in fetal loss (induced abortion, spontaneous abortion and still-birth) measures across the country. The importance of mother's nutritional status, birth spacing, risky behaviours such as smoking, drinking and chewing tobacco and age at marriage for pregnancy outcomes in India is also discussed. The study results imply a broad understanding of reproductive health in India, and emphasize the importance of widening the scope of community-based reproductive health education programmes to improve the reproductive health of women.

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