Abortion in Pakistan

Joint Event on International Conference on Advanced Nursing & Neonatal Nursing

September 10-11, 2019 | Prague, Czech Republic

Bushra

Christian Hospital Multan,Pakistan

Keynote: J Nurs Care

Abstract :

Pakistani women are using abortion as part of their strategy to avoid unwanted or mistimed births, notwithstanding the illegality of the procedure and the considerable health risks it entails, as evidenced by the large number hospitalized for treatment of complications each year. The need to seek recourse to abortion is likely to be especially prevalent among women who fear that contraceptives will damage their health, who believe that their husbands object to family planning, or who feel that religious and social norms do not endorse contraceptive use. In addition, many women may have difficulty obtaining the modern methods they need. Under current circumstances, many Pakistani women are paying with their healthâ??and even their livesâ??to avoid births that they cannot afford or do not want. Helping them avert unintended pregnancy and supporting them in achieving their fertility goals would significantly reduce maternal morbidity and mortality and the associated costs to families, communities and society as a whole.

Biography :

Bushra has completed her General Nursing from Victoria Hospital, Pakistan and then Midwifery from St. Raphael Hospital, Pakistan. Presently, she is working as Ultrasound scanner

E-mail: bushraferoze9@gmail.com