Association of pregnancy-related complications and place of child delivery
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VAGINAL BLEEDING, PREGNANCY COMPLICATIONS, COMPLICATION, REGRESSION, COMPLICATIONS
The logistic regression analysis result of this study identified that two of the self-reported pregnancyThe majority of the previously conducted study in Ethiopia regarding identifying factors associated with place of delivery focused on maternalThe result indicated that women who did not face vaginal bleeding were five times AOR 5.28 (95% CI: 1.79–15.56) more like to give birth at home than those who faced this problem. Likewise, women who did not face severe headache were nearly three AOR 2.45 (95% CI: 1.01–5.97) times more like to give birth at home than their counter groups. Similar to these results, different studies had identified that pregnancy-related complications have a significant and positive association with child delivery in health facilities.Pregnancy complications recognized at antenatal care was identified (OR 2.4, 95% CI 1.3–4.6) as a factor associated with health facility delivery [The possible explanation for the association might be that facing complications during pregnancy initiates the women for the utilization of different maternal health services such as prenatal which could help them with birth preparedness and complication readiness that in turn can increase institutional delivery [