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Adolescent Reproductive Health Naga-Villa
Adolescent Reproductive Health Naga-Villa
ECONOMIC RISK
A. Less economic support leads to poor health care for mother and
baby
B. Support from father of child
C. Employment opportunities become low if educational attainment
has been impaired
Risks to the Pregnant Adolescent
EMOTIONAL RISK
Easiest REQUIRES
● Abortion/ Miscarriage
● Suicide attempt
● Poor/ absent ante-natal and post-natal care
● Non-facility based delivery (e.g. home)
● Delivery without presence of trained health providers
Prevention of
Early
Pregnancy
ABSTAIN
A
void alcoholic drinks and drugs. These
can make you loose control of
yourselves and make it harder to stop
having sex.
B
e home early. Avoid staying too
late outside the house at night
S hare hobbies, such as reading, arts,
sports, etc.
T
alk where many people are around and
avoid being alone together with your partner.
A
ct and dress modestly to
prevent excitement
I dentify effective means of stopping
yourselves when your emotions become
“hot na hot”
●
●
“Let us stop.”
“I want to leave now.”
N
urture a close relationship with God.
Teen Pregnancy Prevention
● Learn to say NO
● Learn to respect your body and demand that others
respect your body
● Avoid situations where you will be meeting strangers like
eyeballing, chatting over the internet or texting.
● If you had sex without condom, check with your health
provider on what to do to be screened from being
pregnant or from having acquired STI.
Teen Pregnancy Prevention
● Let your partner KNOW YOUR LIMITS on
expression of love
● Be clear NOT TO HAVE SEX before marriage
● Explain clearly the reasons for NOT WANTING
TO HAVE SEX YET:
○ You still have dreams in life
○ You don’t want to feel guilty, disappointed, and
give up your self-respect
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