Knowledge, attitudes and satisfaction about contraception to prevent pregnancy repeat of teenage mothers at Postpartum department, Chaiyaphum hospital.

Abstract

From the birth of teenage mothers Chaiyaphum Hospital. Under the age of 19 years per 1000 people. In 2557 found there were 515 teenage mothers, representing 13.65 percent of maternal postpartum. The first garvida of 455 teenage mothers, representing 88.35 percent, Second garvida of 58 teenage mothers, representing 11.26 percent. Thirth garvida of 9 teenage mothers, representing 0.20 percent. It also found that teenage mothers with complications from pregnancy, inlabour and postpartum, including PIH of 21 teenage mothers representing 4.07 percent. Postpartum hemorrhage of 4 teenage mothers representing 0.78 percent. Preterm of 2 teenage mothers representing 0.39 percent. GDM of 2 teenage mothers representing 0.39 percent. HIV teenage mother representing 0.19 percent. Data show that teenage mothers who gave birth at Chaiyaphum hospital in upward trend and complications from pregnancy and childbirth are more serious. The demands of the knowledge, attitudes and satisfaction contraception to prevent pregnancy repeat of teenage mothers.

Descriptive study about knowledge, attitudes and satisfaction for contraception to prevent pregnancy repeat of teenage mothers, The sample 31 teenage mothers at Chaiyaphum hospital. The instrument used in this study were validated questionnaire content validity by experts. Test confidence By Cronbach,s Coefficient & Alpha. Knowledge, attitudes and satisfaction was 0.75 0.78 0.79. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics of mean and standard deviation.  

The results showed that teenage mothers have knowledge about contraception is low. With the right attitude about contraception is moderate. There is satisfaction in serving on contraception to prevent pregnancy is high level.

Discussions The study found that teenage mothers are knowledgeable wrong. Therefore it is necessary to have a correct knowledge about sex education, Contraception and the prevention of teenage pregnancy. Teenage mothers,s study are both in primary school, secondary school and Non formal education. It should be given sex education. In education at all levels. Family institution Parents and guardians A young person think and need help first. Families should take care teens are consulted.