Do many teenage girls who get pregnant end up dying?

Question

Teenage girls who get pregnant around ages 17, 18, 19 - I know it depends on the individual, too, but do many of them die from giving birth and other dangerous factors of teenage pregnancy or is death actually pretty rare?

Answer 1

I have never even heard of a girl 16+ dying from giving birth. I don't think the risk is any higher than with someone who is older. Modern medicine is very good and if there is a problem during childbirth they can always do a c-section.

Answer 2

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Do many teenage girls who get pregnant end up dying?
Teenage girls who get pregnant around ages 17, 18, 19 - I know it depends on the individual, too, but do many of them die from giving birth and other dangerous factors of teenage pregnancy or is death actually pretty rare?

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Answer 4

I would think that they would be better off that women in their thirties because they're still young. Older women are more at risk for complications. Most female bodies are ready to have children when they're 13. Just because teenage pregnancy is a social taboo doesn't mean that it's a physical danger.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Not really. It is very rare that teenage mother dies during delivery. But it can happen Say in 1in 1000. But there is permanent damage to several systems in the body. Nature has not fully prepared her to be a mother. She will be ready to bear a child comfortably after she is say 21 or so. It is very wise and smart for teenage girls to wait till that age and then they are free to do their will.

Answer 7

LOL. o gosh emily, what question will you come up with next? why does tan pronouce some words wrong even tho he can speak perfect english and has lived in canada for about 9 years now? haha just kidding. no thuy, these girls are still living today. it's possible that they can die from having a kid when their younger like 13-15. it's not likely tho with the medical care we have today.

Answer 8

In this and other developed contries, it's not very common for mothers or babies to die during birth. And the chance of the mother dying are greater with age. A 45 year old giving birth would be at greater risk of death.

Answer 9

I think the complications for teenage pregnancies are if the girl is younger, and hasn't fully developed yet. Women in their late teens (the ages you mentioned) are probably going to do just as well (if not better) than women who are older.

Answer 10

I had my child when I was 18. It went smooth as silk and was only in labor for about 3 hours. Lucky me huh? I don't think it is very likely to die during child birth nowadays, but it does happen. Mostly older women I think. I could be wrong tho.