UK-born Miriam, whose son was stillborn, was more explicit about the emotional implications of pregnancy loss.
Furthermore, the results raise a number of questions that require more qualitative methods of investigation, as well as a longitudinal design, including the implication of the pregnancy for the career and future socioeconomic wellbeing of the teenager and her male partner.
Eh Say Gay, age 32, refugee In a setting with high unemployment and considerable poverty, the financial implications of unintended pregnancy emerged as a primary theme.
Analgesia is produced by uterocervical mechano-stimulation in rats: roles of afferent nerves and implications for analgesia of pregnancy and parturition.
Say a woman gets pregnant... for the sake of family and honor [she] has to deal with the consequences... (Female, the Netherlands, Muslim) This quote also illustrates that, according to this Muslim participant, the implications of unintended pregnancies concern the entire family.
Pappas et al, in 2009, published a review of global seroprevalence and its implications for pregnancy.
The work may also have practical implications: Proper amounts of vitamin A during key stages of pregnancy might help prevent some birth defects, Helms notes.
That's coupled with the countless women who will deal with the mental and physical implications of an unwanted pregnancy or abortion.
The controversy regarding the clinical implications of thrombophilias in pregnancy is clouded by differences in study populations, the number of thrombophilias tested, interactions between thrombophilias, and the retrospective nature of most studies, just to name a few factors.
