The standard ANC package in the health centers
malaria, tetanus, anemia, HIV, urinary tract infections
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS, MALARIA, ANEMIA, STIS, TETANUS, DISEASES, COMPLICATIONS
The standard ANC package adopted by the Ethiopian government is based on the 2002 focused antenatal care guidelines and approach of the World Health Organization. The routine ANC guideline includes various components such as identifying and treating diseases, early detection of potential complications that could impact pregnancy outcomes, and providing prophylaxis and treatment for conditions like anemia, malaria, sexually transmitted infections (STIs) including HIV, urinary tract infections, and tetanus. Moreover, the routine ANC entails offering timely guidance and advice to pregnant women on topics like birth preparedness, nutrition, immunization, personal hygiene, and family planning. It also involves counseling expectant mothers on recognizing danger signs and symptoms that necessitate immediate assistance from a healthcare professional [