Abstract
Objective: To identify important risk factors that play a role in the birth of a dead baby(still Birth).
Study design: cross-sectional study.
Place and duration: Gynecology and obstetrics department, Fatima Jinnah Hospital, Multan for the period of Six months from December 2016 to May 2017.
Methodology: A sample consisting of 148 genders was selected by simple random sampling. The data were collected using the appropriate performance and SPSS 21 analysis.
Results: 148 cases were nullipardi in 15 cases, 126 multiparas and 7 grandmultipar. 117 had a simple vaginal delivery in the form of birth, and the remaining 148 and BMI> 30 had the normal BMI, while others were made cesarea. 84. Of the 148 patients, 65 had a prenatal visit, 121 were socioeconomically satisfying, and 27 were poor. Anemia 6 cases, prescription drugs used in 68 cases, 148 cases in 80 women, 66 cases in women, hypertension in maternal malnutrition in males, malaria in 15 cases, abnormalities in 15 cases, diabetes mellitus and 139 did not use any medication.
Conclusion: Our study aimed to determine the rates of various risk factors associated with stillbirths. For this reason, maternal health, improved family planning services, and information about antenatal care and visits are the key to reducing the number of dead births in adequate medical care.