Publicación:

Determinantes sociales que influyen en la incidencia de embarazos en las adolescentes que realizan Control Prenatal en la Comuna 21 de la Red de Salud Oriente ESE durante el año 2022

Resumen

Teenage pregnancy is a public health problem related to the intergenerational reproduction of poverty, low school achievement, lack of opportunities that measures the quality of life in a country. In 2020, the European Institute of Efficient Intelligences (IEIE) suggests that as a result of this event there is a high mortality rate in adolescents due to obstetric complications or clandestine IVE (Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy) generating traumas at an emotional level, increasing the transmission of STI (Sexually Transmitted Infections) at an early age. In the psychosocial aspect, it is evident that when adolescents drop out of school, they stop developing qualities that promote female empowerment, which leads to the formation of homes with great psychological instability, low-income homes with multiple children in charge, mothers with serious psycho-affective disorders such as anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress. In conclusion, the prevention of teenage pregnancies avoids the perpetuation of dysfunctional families, where the woman is the most exposed due to the development of economic dependence and affective deficiencies.