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Rev Méd Electrón 2019; 41 (6)

Considerations on the obstetric psicoprofilaxis in the adolescence

García BM, Peñate BJ, Sánchez BA, Mella RA, Estrada GA

Language: Spanish
References: 17
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ABSTRACT

Despite the development of the maternal and child program in Cuba, there are a large number of teenagers who become pregnant to which is added the great attention that is given to the maternal and child program, so many doctors limit the pregnant woman to rest, especially if It is a teenage girl and this brings as a consequence that they generally face childbirth without prior training. Due to the importance of this topic in maternal and child health, this work was carried out with the purpose of making all the members of the program reflect and increase the level of knowledge of professionals about the advantages of obstetric psychoprophylaxis in pregnant adolescents, as well as encouraging teamwork to obtain the maximum benefit from teenage mothers, babies and their families. A pregnant pregnant woman is a pregnant collaborator with a birth in the best physical and psychic conditions, thus achieving a healthy, strong child and the greatest happiness of her life.


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