Riesgo preconcepcional y embarazo en la adolescencia desde un enfoque epidemiológico y preventivo

Hermida, M.; Arcos, Geovanna Paola Lucero

doi:10.37135/ee.004.06.07

EUGENIO ESPEJO

2019

DOI: 10.37135/ee.004.06.07

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Riesgo preconcepcional y embarazo en la adolescencia desde un enfoque epidemiológico y preventivo

M. Hermida

Geovanna Paola Lucero Arcos

Abstract: El embarazo y el parto constituyen hechos trascendentales en la vida de la mujer; son momentos de alta carga sentimental y emocional, que implican múltiples cambios biológicos en la madre. Estos constituyen procesos que pueden estar marcados por diferentes factores de riesgo que están presentes muchas veces en la etapa preconcepcional y que se exacerban entre las embarazadas adolescentes. Al respecto se presenta una revisión bibliográfica que recoge información teórica, epidemiológica y sobre algunas formas pa… Show more

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Risk Factors and Social Consequences of Early Pregnancy: A Systematic Review

Raya-Diez,

Serrano-Martínez,

Pedro

et al. 2024

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Early or teenage pregnancy is a worldwide phenomenon, considered both a social problem and a public health issue. This study analyzes the risk factors and consequences for the social development of young mothers based on a bibliographical review of research studies. A bibliographical search was conducted for studies published in Scopus and Dialnet between 2015 and 2022 that deal with the social aspects of teenage pregnancy rather than exclusively health-related issues. Two hundred twenty-seven articles were identified, and after a second review, 113 articles were selected. While rates of teenage pregnancy display divergences between geographic regions, the studies reveal common risk factors and consequences. Reproductive health programs should consider the problem from an intersectional perspective and, rather than relying exclusively on health-related policies, preventing early pregnancy requires comprehensive policies that incorporate cultural factors and seek out the underlying structural causes of inequality and poverty. This research is based on the results of the study Analysis of Teenage Pregnancy from a Human Rights and Gender-based Perspective in El Salvador and Spain, undertaken by the Medicus Mundi in collaboration with the El Salvador Intersectoral Alliance for Teenagers and Young Adults and the Ministry of Health of El Salvador.

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Risk Factors and Social Consequences of Early Pregnancy: A Systematic Review

Raya-Diez,

Serrano-Martínez,

Pedro

et al. 2024

Sage Open

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Preconceptional reproductive risk factors in women of childbearing age

Sánchez Rodríguez,

Gallardo Romero,

Díaz Cruz

et al. 2023

Salud, Ciencia y Tecnología - Serie de Conferencias

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Introduction: Preconception assessment and counseling provide an opportunity to inform women about fertility and gestational issues, identify pregnancy risks to the mother and fetus, educate about these risks and institute appropriate interventions prior to conception. Objective: to identify preconception reproductive risk factors in women of childbearing age at the 60th Medical Clinic of the 1st of January Polyclinic in the period 2021-2023. Method: a descriptive cross-sectional study was carried out. The universe was constituted by 21 women of fertile age from 15 to 49 years old, being the sample 18 women. Percentage was used as the unit of measurement. Results: The age group 18-35 years was predominant (77,8 %) and overweight with 39 %. Regarding obstetric history, there was a high prevalence of short inter-gestational period (13 %), followed by anemia (9,6 %). There was a high prevalence of bronchial asthma with 25,8 % with 8 patients within the chronic noncommunicable diseases. The predominant harmful substance was smoking with 12 women (38,7 %). As the most used contraceptive method, 17 women were found to use IUD, representing 54,8 %. Conclusions: it is essential to communicate and educate women of childbearing age about the important list of maternal-perinatal risk factors that can be reduced or controlled at this stage.

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Riesgo preconcepcional y embarazo en la adolescencia desde un enfoque epidemiológico y preventivo

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Risk Factors and Social Consequences of Early Pregnancy: A Systematic Review

Risk Factors and Social Consequences of Early Pregnancy: A Systematic Review

Preconceptional reproductive risk factors in women of childbearing age

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