PREVALENCE OF OBSTETRIC COMPLICATIONS IN PREGNANT WOMEN IN OSISIOMA L.G.A. ABIA STATE

Student: Peace Onyinyechi Amakwe
Supervisor: Dr Ijeoma Nduka
HOD: Dr P E.n Onyemaechi
Department of Medicine and Surgery
Medicine
Abia State University, Uturu, Abia State

Abstract

The prevalence of obstetric complications is higher with the patronage of non-orthodox obstetric care facilities; 13.28% from non-orthodox centers against 10.68% from hospitals. This shows that the more the community is educated the more obstetric complications are avoided. This study was carried out to access the prevalence of obstetric complication in pregnant women in osisioma local government in Aba Abia state. The study involves women of child bearing ages who have given birth in the past and present. A simple random sampling was used in selecting participants and data was obtained using self-administered questionnaires, analyzed with statistical Package For Social Science (SPSS), version 25.0 and presented in form of tables and charts,statistical significance was set atp

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