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Socio-economic backgrounds, traditional gender roles, early marriage, peer pressure, isolation and rejection by parents are major factors contributing to teenage pregnancy. Teen pregnancy leads to major health risks both for mother and baby due to physiological and psychological immaturity.
Understanding the interplay of risk and protective factors using a socio-ecological framework and a life course ap-proach recognizes the complex pathways of factors that contribute to and protect EPT from adverse psychological impacts.
15 kwi 2024 · Teenage mothers face social stigma, and early sexual initiation not only increases the risk of pregnancy but also sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Often, adolescent pregnancies are...
25 wrz 2024 · 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.
• Teenage pregnancy may impact on their physical and mental health and socio-economic status. • Unfortunately, data on teenage mothers in Romania and on the effects of pregnancy on their socio-economic circumstances are not available. Longitudinal research, anthropological and social surveys should be conducted, both
1 mar 2024 · Sociocultural pressures to pursue unrealistic appearance expectations and control body shape and weight during pregnancy and postpartum periods have been increasing. Little is known about messages from different sources that may constitute unhelpful or protective influences.
13 mar 2023 · Whether psychosocial adversity during pregnancy impacts fetal health outcomes at birth remains underexplored. This is a critical issue given significant social disadvantage and psychosocial...
