Self-Disclosure of Adolescents about Unwanted Pregnancy to Their Partners and Parents: A Qualitative Study in Cetral Java Indonesia

Aprianti, Aprianti; Shaluhiyah, Zahroh; Suryoputro, Antono

doi:10.5220/0007516905120517

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“…Most of the families regard sex as a "taboo" and should not be discussed. 8 Following unwanted pregnancy, only a few of the teenagers would actually disclose voluntarily to their parents. Based on previous research in Central Java, most of them were worried of having social stigma, afraid of disappointing their parents, or even afraid of getting dropped-out from school.…”

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“…Based on previous research in Central Java, most of them were worried of having social stigma, afraid of disappointing their parents, or even afraid of getting dropped-out from school. 8 It is not uncommon that women with teenage pregnancy to be beaten by their family. This would also create another problem as the appropriate antenatal care for the patient would be delayed or even resulting in unsafe abortion.…”

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“…This would also create another problem as the appropriate antenatal care for the patient would be delayed or even resulting in unsafe abortion. 8 Previous data from UK also showed that half of teenage pregnancy would result in induced abortion. 9 On the contrary, supportive parents would ameliorate both maternal and perinatal outcome.…”

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Social Aspects of Unwanted Teen Pregnancy Management: a Case Report

2021

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Background: Teenage pregnancy is an increasing problem worldwide. It correlates with higher rate of maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality. Social issues would complicate the management by delaying therapy, stigmatization of the patients, and even initiation of child abuse. This study aims to present a case of unwanted teen pregnancy in which social aspect plays a significant role of its outcome.Case: A case of 17-years-old unmarried woman came due to abdominal pain and abnormal uterine bleeding. She had pregnancy test prior to the admittance with positive result. Her family found out about the test and forced her to come to emergency ward in order to confirm the pregnancy. Examinations showed that she had ruptured ectopic pregnancy, bilateral pyosalpinx, and endometrial thickening. Bilateral salpingectomy and curettage was done. The patient chose to delay having treatment due to fear of being found out by the family. Teenage pregnancy is an arising health, economical, and social problem in Indonesia. In addition to higher risk of morbidities and mortalities, it is also aggravated by social stigma of having extramarital sex. Family support plays pivotal role in determining the outcome of teenage pregnancy. Conclusion:Teenage pregnancy is a complex problem requiring comprehensive and multidiscipline management on physical, psychological, and social aspects. Social problems would aggravate the situation, potentially delay the management and exacerbate the outcome

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“…Batasan privasi tersebut ditetapkan bersinggungan dengan pertimbangan mengenai keluarganya, baik dalam internal keluarga atau pandangan masyarakat terhadap keluarganya (Sukmayadi et al, 2020). Kemudian pada kasus kehamilan di luar pernikahan, remaja yang memiliki batasan privasinya dengan orangtuanya cenderung memilih untuk melakukan aborsi pada kehamilannya (Aprianti et al, 2017). Selanjutnya pasangan suami istri mengelola pembicaraan mereka tentang masalah pribadi satu sama lain, mengelola kebutuhan balancing untuk pengungkapan dan kebutuhan privasi (Widiantari et al, 2019b).…”

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“…yang Tidak Diinginkan Aprianti et al, (2017) menjelaskan faktor budaya cenderung memberikan respon netral terhadap kehamilan yang tidak diinginkan, terutama pada remaja karena masyarakat menerima pernikahan dini. Warga desa tidak memberikan sanksi apapun kepada remaja atas kehamilan yang tidak diinginkan meskipun melanggar norma sosial.…”

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Each individual has their own privacy limits, this can be instructed by each individual who manages their privacy. One of the close relationships between individuals and other individuals is in the context of the family. Through the theory of Communication Privacy Management (CPM), this study explains how personal information is managed in the context of Indonesian families. This study uses a qualitative approach, namely a literature review. Literature review studies were carried out on various international studies published in the 2010-2020 timeframe where the research was carefully obtained through Google Scholar with predetermined criteria. The results showed that Communication Privacy Management (CPM) has involvement in the implementation of individuals regarding the limits or thin boundaries (permeability limits) of joint ownership of personal information in the context of the Indonesian family.

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