Adolescent Pregnancy

Abstract Youth shows transition from infancy to adulthood. There are plenty of opportunities, challenges, changes, skills, stress, and times of physical, cognitive and psychosocial development. They are faced with pressure from their companion, physical and emotional change, sexual experimentation, and increased risk of pregnancy or sexually transmitted diseases. Pregnancy is common, and many of them choose to keep their baby, which is reflected in the increase in the birthrate of the Hispanic population.

Teenage accident prevention is a major goal of the American Academy of Pediatrics and Society Academy, yet many young people are pregnant. New findings are recorded in the literature since the Academy's final statement on the teenage pregnancy in 1989. The purpose of this new statement is to consider current trends and problems in adolescent pregnancy to update the subject of practitioners. 4-7 Currently 56% of girls and 73% of boys experience sexual intercourse before 18 years old 7, 7, 8, the average age of first birth has declined until 17 years old 9-year-old young people About a quarter reports that it will pay first at the age of 15 The children aged 6 and 7 are particularly vulnerable to obsessive and non-sexual behavior.

Puberty pregnancy was common during the past few centuries, but in developed countries of the 20th century teenage mothers are common 1 According to the definition of the World Health Organization, teen pregnancies range from 15 to 19 Can be defined as a pregnancy. Lack of contraceptive methods, substance abuse, and knowledge of poor children 's environment are the main causes of early pregnancy. Puberty pregnancies are associated with high risk of obstetric complications such as pre-placental disease, pregnancy hypertension, preterm labor, severe anemia, pre-eclampsia, etc. 3 Adolescent mothers have intellectual and social emotions The risk of psychosocial problems such as delays is high. .4 The social impact of unmarried adolescent mothers is serious 2 Due to adequate knowledge and lack of premature teenage mothers are at high risk of sexually transmitted diseases and HIV infections.