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In 2010, maternal deaths in India accounted for 19% of overall maternal deaths worldwide. For every maternal death, 20 more suffer from lifelong impairments resulting from pregnancy complications. Most of these deaths occur among the 15-29 age group when the women are in the prime of health, reproductive and otherwise. Since more than 90% of these deaths are avoidable, the key is to educate and provide affordable medical care to women of all economic classes through the entirety of their pregnancy. Let’s have a look at some of the top risk factors:
While the risk of these factors is high and the complications severe, a few precautions can help avoid them. The key is to provide adequate, continual medical care and education to pregnant women and their families for all sections of society devoid of class or other socio-economic factors.
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