The Indonesian safe motherhood movement

Case Report: Abortus Spontan Incomplete

“…Causes include ovum factor, maternal factor (genetic tract disorder, placental circulatory disorder, maternal disease, rhesus antagonist, maternal age, parity), paternal factor (advanced age, chronic disease), growth factor of conception, chromosomal factors, endometrial environmental factors, anemia, and external influences (drugs, economic status, education and occupation of mother). In maternal factors, in the early three semesters of pregnancy is very susceptible to abortion caused by fetal growth disorders and malformations, the age factor of pregnant women who are less than 20 years are very susceptible to abortion due to immature female reproductive organs, while pregnant women aged above 35 years susceptible to abortion due to reduced reproductive function, chromosomal abnormalities and the presence of chronic disease, and the increasing number of deliveries will be more at risk of abortion 1,8,9 . The socioeconomic and educational conditions of pregnant women have a significant impact on the risk of abortion, the risk of abortion is higher if the level of education is low and the social position is low 11 .…”

“…In this patient, the abortus had occurred for the second time, so it was a recurrent abortion, but not a habitual abortion. Habitual abortion is a spontaneous abortion that occurs three times in a row 1 . Several risk factors in this patient ware such as physiological stress, previous abortion experience, anemia, poor nutrition due to patient hyperemesis, and possibly weak uterine conditions that need to be studied further by referring to a gynecologist.…”

Optimization of Drug Supply Officer Hemoglobin Levels on the Improvement of Pregnant Women With Android Based Anemia

“…Parity is one of the important factors that affect the occurrence of iron anemia in pregnant women. According to Manuaba, women who frequently experience pregnancy and childbirth increasingly at risk of anemia due to a lot of iron loss, it is because during pregnancy women use iron storage in the body [12,13].…”

“…Although the fetus seemed able to absorb the various needs of the mother, with anemia will reduce the ability of the body's metabolism so that disrupt the growth and development of the fetus in the womb. Anemia can occur due to disturbance such as abortion, intrauterine death, delivery of high prematurity, low birth weight, birth with anemia, congenital defects can occur, your baby gets an infection through perinatal mortality and low intelligence [12].…”