Abstract

Background: Pregnancy, or reproductive, age is one of a, significant stage of women's lives when, some changes and fluctuations occur on, physiological and psychological process and considered, as normal. It is correlated to clinical, mechanical, physiological and metabol ism changes, in vast majority of women, bodies in this stage.

Objectives: To evaluate, the factors, of risk, in pregnant, women and observe if there a correlation, between these risk factors in pregnant, women whom divided to groups that are subject to study with, certain variables, factors, such as (age, culture level, career, socio- economic status(SES), prenatal care visit).

Materials& procedures: "The study, design was, descriptive, study (cross sectional). Which included (150) women, collected from, Elweya Maternity Hospital during the period from, 10^th, October 2018 till 10th March, 2019 during data collection, the, questionnaire, from each, woman, was, done".

Results: At the,, study end the results showed, that the pregnant, women were, have range of age between (<= 21years), they scored the highest percentage (30%), while the lowest percentage, was (13.3%) fore, their women in ages (34 - 39 years), this study accurately recorded, significant, association, between age, groups, of pregnant women, and bleeding, during pregnancy, (p=0.003). pregnancy,( 28-34 years) had the higher, percentage, of risk factors, and the degree of relatives between, women, and their husbands was, (35.9%). Pregnancy, (28- 34years) had the higher percentage of anemia, hypertension and, bleeding, during, pregnancy).

Conclusions: in circumstances such as low socio-economic, conditions, among, tow thirds of women who were, subjected to this, study and prevalence of anemia, and high blood pressure. age pregnancy, ( 28-34 years) had the higher percentage of anemia, hypertension and bleeding during pregnancy. bleeding during pregnancy is significantly association with increase in age groups about one sixth of the deliveries was at home.