Características de la maternidad adolescente en un hospital del segundo nivel del contexto ecuatoriano

Journal Title: Revista Eugenio Espejo - Year 2021, Vol 15, Issue 2

Abstract

The vulnerability of adolescents is accentuated during motherhood due to possible biopsychosocial complications for the mother-child binomial. An observational, descriptive, and cross-sectional study was developed with a quantitative approach. The population was made up of 62 adolescent mothers, in the immediate puerperium, admitted to the Gynecology and Obstetrics Service in the context of a second-level hospital of attention in the city of Riobamba, during the first semester of the year 2019. The predominated results were: the ages belonging to the late adolescence stage (77.4%), those self-identified as mestizo, those who professed a Catholic religion, the civil status of free union or single and those of the profession of housewife. Besides, those ones who did not plan their pregnancy (71%) and those ones who considered their child as desired. Most of the adolescents declared that they did not use contraceptive methods, did not have a family pathological history (67.74%) or personal history of interest (45.16%); although, among the latter, urinary tract infections stood out, which were also the main disease during pregnancy. The preponderance of pregnant women who underwent more than 5 prenatal check-ups, those who complied with the indications and attended follow-up consultations, as well as the absence of complications in the newborns. e self-concept of the participating puerperal adolescents was not seriously affected in any of them, with a predominance of affection between moderate and mild, including the category none. In relation to performance, those ones that were not affected predominated.

Authors and Affiliations

Valdiviezo Maygua, Mónica Alexandra; Rivera Herrera, Elsa Graciela; Barahona Guillén, Johanna Gabriela; Haro Inca, Gracce Thamara; González Verdesoto, Tatiana Alexandra

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  • EP ID EP698107
  • DOI https://doi.org/10.37135/ee.04.11.05
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Valdiviezo Maygua, Mónica Alexandra; Rivera Herrera, Elsa Graciela; Barahona Guillén, Johanna Gabriela; Haro Inca, Gracce Thamara; González Verdesoto, Tatiana Alexandra (2021). Características de la maternidad adolescente en un hospital del segundo nivel del contexto ecuatoriano. Revista Eugenio Espejo, 15(2), -. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-698107