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@zafeiriapapachristou: There is something sacred about taking care of yourself 🤍💫

Zafeiria Papachristou
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2024-11-13 21:33:44
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kikivaripati
Kiki Varipati :
It is always very interesting how people like to show off. At least it is obvious by that, they are not old money.
2024-11-14 17:07:18
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Replying to @wedad8767 العنف نعم موجود إنكاره أو عدم وقوعه علينا لا ينفي وجوده في مجتمعاتنا ضد النساء في وقت الولادة هل تعرضتو للعنف اثناء الولادة؟ و ايش كان شكل التعنيف؟ ##العنف_في_الولادة##ضد_العنف_بالولادة##ماما_تيمي##د_فاطمة_ال_صليل #اكسبلور Violence against women during delivery is a serious public health issue that affects millions of women worldwide. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately one in three women experience physical or sexual violence during their lifetime, and this violence often occurs during pregnancy and childbirth. Statistics from the WHO reveal that globally, 15% of women who have ever been pregnant experience physical or sexual violence during pregnancy. In some countries, this figure can be as high as 45%. Furthermore, up to 28% of women report experiencing mistreatment or abuse during childbirth, including verbal abuse, neglect, and physical violence. The consequences of violence against women on delivery can be severe and long-lasting. Women who experience such violence are more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). They may also have difficulty bonding with their newborns and may be less likely to seek medical care in the future. As a public health physician, it is essential to raise awareness about this issue and provide recommendations for pregnant women to protect themselves from violence during delivery. One crucial step is to ensure that healthcare providers are trained in respectful maternity care and understand the importance of treating all patients with dignity and respect. Pregnant women should also be encouraged to speak up if they feel they are being mistreated or abused during childbirth. They should know their rights and feel empowered to advocate for themselves if necessary. Additionally, healthcare providers should create a safe environment where women feel comfortable discussing any concerns they may have about their care. In conclusion, violence against women on delivery is a significant public health issue that requires attention from healthcare providers, policymakers, and society as a whole.
Replying to @wedad8767 العنف نعم موجود إنكاره أو عدم وقوعه علينا لا ينفي وجوده في مجتمعاتنا ضد النساء في وقت الولادة هل تعرضتو للعنف اثناء الولادة؟ و ايش كان شكل التعنيف؟ ##العنف_في_الولادة##ضد_العنف_بالولادة##ماما_تيمي##د_فاطمة_ال_صليل #اكسبلور Violence against women during delivery is a serious public health issue that affects millions of women worldwide. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately one in three women experience physical or sexual violence during their lifetime, and this violence often occurs during pregnancy and childbirth. Statistics from the WHO reveal that globally, 15% of women who have ever been pregnant experience physical or sexual violence during pregnancy. In some countries, this figure can be as high as 45%. Furthermore, up to 28% of women report experiencing mistreatment or abuse during childbirth, including verbal abuse, neglect, and physical violence. The consequences of violence against women on delivery can be severe and long-lasting. Women who experience such violence are more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). They may also have difficulty bonding with their newborns and may be less likely to seek medical care in the future. As a public health physician, it is essential to raise awareness about this issue and provide recommendations for pregnant women to protect themselves from violence during delivery. One crucial step is to ensure that healthcare providers are trained in respectful maternity care and understand the importance of treating all patients with dignity and respect. Pregnant women should also be encouraged to speak up if they feel they are being mistreated or abused during childbirth. They should know their rights and feel empowered to advocate for themselves if necessary. Additionally, healthcare providers should create a safe environment where women feel comfortable discussing any concerns they may have about their care. In conclusion, violence against women on delivery is a significant public health issue that requires attention from healthcare providers, policymakers, and society as a whole.

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