Quantifying the Occurrence of High-Risk Pregnancy: A Comprehensive Survey
Alby Johnson,
Sasi Vaithilingan,
Latha Ragunathan
Abstract:Background
High-risk pregnancies are characterized by various factors that pose potential risks to maternal and newborn health outcomes. Early detection of these high-risk pregnancies serves as a crucial initial step in preventing maternal mortality and morbidity, thereby promoting the overall health of both mother and baby. This study sought to assess the occurrence of high-risk pregnancy and investigate the factors associated with it among pregnant women.
Methods
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