The Issue of Teenage Pregnancy

In the literature, teenage pregnancy has been done and I expect to continue to be a problem in the future. A young man engaged in pre - marital sex tends to do this irresponsibly and defenselessly. This puts them at risk of sexually transmitted diseases and may become pregnant. In many cases, teenagers are not aware of the serious liability of becoming parents of teenagers. Various educational programs have been developed to educate young adolescents to prevent pregnancy and give students the opportunity to experience the responsibilities and burden of caring for their babies.

In order to solve this serious problem, prevention of teen pregnancy is a multi-faceted responsibility including medical professionals, sex educators, parents, teachers and even governments. Through these efforts of experts and prevention programs, the pregnancy rate of teens has generally declined since 1990, but it is still too high. Parents and school experts took more steps to participate in pregnancy prevention in their teens. However, many parents feel sex and discomfort with teenagers. However, according to the survey, general conversation about sex may have a positive influence on teen pregnancy prevention.

This assignment includes 4000 words based on adolescent health problems during pregnancy. Then, this point of view will be discussed from the viewpoint of "biological psychosocial society" including explanation on why pregnancy occurs in adolescence. This work includes a series of evidence from various sources of teen pregnancies. Regarding teen pregnancy, (Unicef, 2008) Teen pregnancy is defined as a teenage girl pregnant usually between 13 and 19 years old. A teenage pregnancy usually refers to a girl who has not yet reached legal adulthood. In the UK, girls over the age of 16 can have sex. Most teenagers are not planning to become pregnant at a young age, but some people do. Nevertheless, if pregnancy is too early, there may be additional health risks to young people as the body is not mature enough.