CONTRACEPTION FOR PREVENTION OF HIGH RISK PREGNANCY

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BAHADORI FATEMEH; MOHADESI HAMIDEH; NANBAKHSH FARIBA; AMIRAABI AFSANEH; AYATOLLAHI HALEH; BOROOMAND FARZANEH; GOLMOHAMADLOO SARIYEH; YEKTA ZAHRA

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CONTRACEPTION FOR PREVENTION OF HIGH RISK PREGNANCY

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HIGH RISK PREGNANCYQ3

FAMILY PLANNING METHODSQ3

UNDERLYING DISEASESQ2

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Background and Objectives: In high risk pregnancies mother and her fetus are in greater risk than normal pregnancies and an appropriate contraception method could prevent these risky conditions to be happened.Materials and Methods: High risk women from population unit and Kowsar center were referred and regarding the underlying medical diseases the best contraception method recommended and educated were implemented for them. After a year of education, women are surveyed again.Results: In our referees 390 women had the old age (>35 yrs) as their only risk factor. Hypertension was the medical risk in 23, cardiac diseases in 22, diabetes mellitus in 18 and asthma in 10 patients. The frequency of using different contraception methods among this high risk women was 72.8% and the most important reason for their uncompliance non satisfaction (15.9%.). 93.1% of women participant were agree with the implemented dejection and 77.2% of them were believed that those dejection were sufficient. The rate of satisfaction and usefulness about contraception method’s education were and respectively.Conclusion: We concluded that educating the women could not be enough and in order to obtain better results we need to educate husbands too.

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BAHADORI, FATEMEH, MOHADESI, HAMIDEH, NANBAKHSH, FARIBA, AMIRAABI, AFSANEH, AYATOLLAHI, HALEH, BOROOMAND, FARZANEH, GOLMOHAMADLOO, SARIYEH, & YEKTA, ZAHRA. (2013). CONTRACEPTION FOR PREVENTION OF HIGH RISK PREGNANCY. MEDICAL JOURNAL OF TABRIZ UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, 35(4), 26-31. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/46743/en

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BAHADORI FATEMEH, MOHADESI HAMIDEH, NANBAKHSH FARIBA, AMIRAABI AFSANEH, AYATOLLAHI HALEH, BOROOMAND FARZANEH, GOLMOHAMADLOO SARIYEH, YEKTA ZAHRA. CONTRACEPTION FOR PREVENTION OF HIGH RISK PREGNANCY. MEDICAL JOURNAL OF TABRIZ UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES[Internet]. 2013;35(4):26-31. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/46743/en

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FATEMEH BAHADORI, HAMIDEH MOHADESI, FARIBA NANBAKHSH, AFSANEH AMIRAABI, HALEH AYATOLLAHI, FARZANEH BOROOMAND, SARIYEH GOLMOHAMADLOO, and ZAHRA YEKTA, “CONTRACEPTION FOR PREVENTION OF HIGH RISK PREGNANCY,” MEDICAL JOURNAL OF TABRIZ UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, vol. 35, no. 4, pp. 26–31, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/46743/en

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