Early Pregnancy Justification of Low Economic Status “Poverty”: Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health - Health Facility Based Study
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Abstract
Early pregnancy in the context of this research is defined as “pregnancy of humans less than
20 yrs as noted to be an old national / worldwide tradition.” The study purposed to establish the
magnitude and the in-depth relationship between early pregnancy and low economic status. It was a
descriptive, cross-sectional study that adopted quantitative data collection and analysis approach in
purposively selected population of “444” mothers attending maternal child health services. Data was
collected using semi-structured questionnaire. Findings were highly associated with Individual,
Family, Communal and Spouse factors under varying levels. Data involving 100 homes predicted H–
1 being wealthier than H-2.
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