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INTRODUCTION. Most women experience pregnancy and childbirth during a lifetime, and as such, it is a common experience. However, for the individual woman, being pregnant is a major and potentially life‐changing event that opens up new possibilities and responsibilities, joys and concerns.
Taking women’s experiences seriously during early pregnancy may prevent future suffering during childbirth. Aim: To describe and understand women’s first time experiences of early pregnancy.
25 wrz 2024 · Abstract. 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.
29 kwi 2021 · Introduction. Maternity and pregnancy involve significant biopsychosocial changes in the lives of women. Pregnant women undergo hormonal changes, such as increased cortisol, the effects of which include fatigue, disruptive sleep, anxiety, and poor memory (Ziomkiewicz et al., 2019).
26 mar 2022 · Purpose: Early pregnancy complications are common and often result in pregnancy loss, which can be emotionally challenging for women. Research on the emotional experiences of those attending Early Pregnancy Assessment Units [EPAUs] is scarce.
17 lip 2020 · Abstract. Background. In the UK Early Pregnancy Assessment Units (EPAUs) are usually situated alongside hospital maternity and gynaecology services. In June 2018, the Oxford EPAU relocated from the John Radcliffe Hospital to a community clinic. This is to our knowledge, the UK’s first community-based EPAU.
The youth emulate the behaviour of their parents and of their society, thus social and cultural factors influence patterns of risk taking (Plant & Plant, 1992). Early initiation of reproductive behaviour varies widely across countries and between subgroups in the same country.
