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Some studies suggest teenage pregnancies are associated with increased risks such as preterm labor, anaemia, and hypertensive diseases, while other studies indicate that with high-quality maternity care and support, outcomes can be comparable to older women.
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Teenage pregnancies are a significant public health concern globally, often associated with various adverse maternal and neonatal outcomes. This synthesis aims to consolidate findings from multiple research papers to provide a comprehensive understanding of the risks, outcomes, and preventive measures related to teenage pregnancies.
Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes and High-Quality Care:
Socioeconomic and Behavioral Factors:
Obstetric and Neonatal Outcomes:
Birth Weight and Neonatal Health:
Preventive Measures and Education:
Teenage pregnancies pose several health risks for both the mother and the infant, primarily due to socio-economic and behavioral factors. However, with high-quality maternity care and comprehensive preventive measures, many of these risks can be significantly reduced. Ensuring access to prenatal care, education, and support services is crucial in improving the outcomes of teenage pregnancies.
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