This is a descriptive research employed prospective cross-sectional survey technique; data were collected from hospital record from 1996-2001. Severe postpartum hemorrhage among women had delivery in the institute within 6 years was 0.54% and was continuously reduced from 0.90% in 1996 and maternal mortality among postpartum hemorrhage cases reduced from 1.5% in 1996 to 0.0% in 2001. Blood transfusion was conducted for 80.1%. Vaginal operations and drug therapy were applied for majority of vulvar-vaginal-cervix and none-constructed uterine.
Postpartum Hemorrhage ; Cross-Sectional Studies ; Blood Transfusion

Youth accounted for 19.5% of the total abortions at the Institute for Protection of Mother and Newborn (IPMN). 17% patients came from other provinces. Over 17% among them are students. Single women accounted for nearly 80% of aborted youth. Five percent among them had at least one time of previous induced abortion. Most of them (92.8%) did not use any contraception at the month they become pregnant. The younger were likely to detect an unwanted pregnancy and to make a decision for terminating it slower than the elders were. The study suggests the high risks for reproductive health among youth, especially STDs and HIV/AIDS.
Abortion, Criminal ; Adolescent