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SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES OF
PREGNANCY IN WOMEN OF AGE 35 TO 45
AND OBSTETRICS OUTCOMES OF LATE
PREGNANCIES IN THESE WOMEN.
Submitted By:
UMAM MAHAR (4TH YEAR MBBS)
Supervised by:
DR KHADIM
PEOPLES UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL & HEALTH
SCIENCES FOR WOMEN, NAWABSHAH.
SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC
FEATURES OF
PREGNANCY IN
WOMEN OF AGE 35 TO
45 AND OBSTETRICS
OUTCOMES OF LATE
PREGNANCIES IN
THESE WOMEN.
INTRODUCTION:
Late pregnancies have been a sensitive
subject in society and in the medical field
since a couple of year .Over a last decade
developed countries have witnessed an
increase in the average age of conception and
delivery for a woman , in US between 19’s to
2000 the proportion of pregnant woman,
aged over 35 years has increased almost 8
times, indeed, maternal age has been
increasing for several decades with many of
late pregnancy in between 40 to 45 years old.
Earlier a pregnancy was considered late. If it
was a pain after 35 years today, the treasure
has shifted to 40 years or even 43 or 45
years, according to scientific literature ,
Centre of disease, control and prevention
report document and increasing birth rate
among advanced maternal age (AMA > 35
YEARS) .Woman over the past three decades
in the US the age of pregnancy over 40
termed as VAMA ( very advanced maternal
age) in about 45, EAMA (extremely advance
maternal age). This trend can be explained by
woman choosing to pursue a career in
financial security, leading them to postpone
childbearing age or explain by our societal
evolution, marked by a constantly increasing
level of studies by woman who have more
responsibilities at work in there for delay their
project of childbearing, giving their first
priority today professional career.
According to many research and studies, it is
well established that advancing maternal age
is associated with subfertility chromosomal
abnormalities in multiple gestation.
OBJECTIVES:
To dermine socio, demographic
characteristic of pregnancy of advanced
age in
To determine the outcome of late
pregnancy on mother and fetal health .
To understand the cause in late
pregnancies
RATIONALE:
Data Analysis.
Ethical Consideration
Privacy will maintain at all cost
Consent will be taken from the
respondent and formal connsent and
permission will be taken from ethical
review to conduct the study
Questionnares
Name
Age
Resident
1. Urban
2. Ruler
Occupational status
1. Working lady
2. House wife
Educational status
1. Lit rate
2. Illiterate
Social economic status
1. Middle class
2. Upper class
3. Lower class
Number of pregnancies
1. One
2. Two
3. more
Any abortion or miscarriage history
1. Yes
2. No
Any drug history
1. Yes
2. No
REFERANCES.
1. PLOS ONE
2. FRONTIERS IN MEDICINE
3. GOOGLE STORE
4. INTERNATIONAL JOURNOL OF
WOMEN HEALTH
5. SCIENTIFIC REPORTS
6. RESEARCH GATE
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