Volume : 3, Issue : 2, February - 2014

The Individual Characteristics Effectiveness of Rural Pregnancy Women on Instantaneous Abortion

Syed Abbas Hosseini, Zahra Moudi , Masoumeh Farsi

Abstract :

Background: Instantaneous abortion was not common in Iran. Rural pregnancy women knew little about spontaneous abortion. Object: The purpose of this paper was to determine individual characteristics effectiveness of rural pregnancy women on spontaneous abortion. Method: The study was conducted on 40 rural pregnancy women of rural pregnancy woman in villages with mean first age of marriage 16.20±2.32 to 20.10± 3.12 years old and cross-sectional study from September 2012 to June 2013 by following the spontaneous abortion women in villages in east-south in Iran. The body mass index (BMI), age of first marriage, age of first pregnancy, age of first delivery, length, weight and over weight of rural pregnancy women were compared in four villages from Iranshahr and Sarbaz city in Blouchestan in Iran. Analysis of the data was Student’s T-tests, Chi-Square method, with statistically significant effects which were accepted for p<0.05, and 95% confidence interval (95%CI). Results: The mean of first age of pregnancy and delivery were 17.20±2.54, 21.00±3.20 and 24.30±7.06, 30.90±6.12 respectively. The individual characteristics in villages of Iranshahr city was less than villages of Sarbaz city. The effectiveness of all above-mentioned factors on spontaneous abortion except body weight was significant. Conclusion: A completely programmed surveillance during pregnancy was necessary for spontaneous abortion among rural pregnancy women.