Adolescent pregnancy. Teen perspectives on prevention.

The sample included male and female youngsters from 9 to 12 years of age from 14 to 19 who volunteered to participate in the exam. Seven groups of teenagers met with investigators twice in two weeks. Equipment includes screening questionnaire and focus group discussion guide.

Adolescents are concerned about adolescent pregnancies and support a comprehensive approach to primary education sex education, including age, developmental content, and strengthening from elementary to high school students. In general, young people think abstinence in primary school and high school for primary education and then contraceptive education is a realistic strategy to prevent pregnancy. They want to discuss sexual experience and mechanical aspects of sex. Finally, they are not told not to have sex, they do not want to be guided by their own decisions. Teenagers want their parents and other adults to participate in helping them understand sexual behavior and make decisions on sexual behavior

Nurses working with families need to understand the causes of teen pregnancies, provide opportunities for young people to discuss sexual behavior, and provide opportunities to educate parents on sexual development and parent-child communication . Nurses should also be informed that parents and teenagers are information on guidance and information for sexual development, behavior, health services.

Rising pregnancy rates in teens raises questions about the effectiveness of prevention programs in adolescence. Several projects have focused on preventing abstinence from teens pregnancy - limited to a more comprehensive sex education program. Supporting supporters only believes that it is the only way to prevent teenage pregnancies that are not wanted to avoid sexual intercourse. Abstinence is the only 100% safe way to reduce this rate ... Adolescent pregnancy affects young people with health problems Many teenagers have pregnant parents and teachers I will try to conceal, so I can not receive initial medical care during pregnancy The first few months are needed. It is estimated that 33% of teenage pregnancies are not receiving prenatal care that is necessary. The lack of prenatal care can lead to increased risk of adolescent anemia, miscarriage and hypertension. Many teenagers hide pregnancies for pregnancy

Teenage pregnancy refers to the pregnancy of adolescent women under the age of 20. Some common risks of teens pregnancies include low iron concentration, hypertension and preterm birth. Puberty pregnancy has problems as it brings some health risks to babies and children, and teenage mothers tend to cause more medical, social and emotional problems than adult mothers. In 2013, there were 276,000 newborns among women under the age of 19. In 2013, 26 out of 1,000 women between the ages of 15 and 19 gave birth. This is more than 50% lower than the peak rate of 62 births per 1,000 in 1991. There is evidence that this decrease is primarily due to increased use of pubertal contraceptives. Declining sexual activity played a small role