Mothers are facing

What is mother mortality rate ?

Number of deaths of Mothers due to cause of pregnancy. 

Different countries have various reasons and causes of maternal death. In India’s diversity, reasons for maternal deaths have varieties too. It depends upon state , region and demographic of women. Pregnancy here involves the risk of dying, and this is not at all astonishing to tell you all that India is one of many countries who records high amount of maternal deaths each year.

WHO, HOW AND WHY?

Ninety four percentile of all maternal deaths occur in lower middle class section and the reason why this class loses their mother, wives or daughter the most is lack of finance and services at moment. Women die as a result of complications during and following pregnancy and childbirth abortion. Most of these complications develop during pregnancy are easily preventable or treatable. Other complications may exist before pregnancy but are worsened during pregnancy,      especially if not managed as prt of a women’s care.

INDIA’S CONDITIONS 

India is year per year getting less mother mortality rate in comparison of the last year. In 2005, a women’s lifetime risk of maternal death in India was estimated to be 1 in 70.

MMR (Per 100000 Live Births)	2004-06	2007-09	2010-12	2011-13	2014-16
India Total	254	212	178	167	130
Assam	480	390	328	300	237
Bihar/Jharkhand	312	261	219	208	165
Madhya Pradesh/ Chhattisgarh	335	269	230	221	173
Odisha	303	258	235	222	180
Rajasthan	388	318	255	244	199
Uttar Pradesh/Uttarakhand	440	359	292	285	201
EAG & Assam Subtotal	375	308	257	246	188
Andhra Pradesh	154	134	110	92	74
Telangana					81
Karnataka	213	178	144	133	108
Kerala	95	81	66	61	46
Tamil Nadu	111	97	90	79	66
South Subtotal	149	127	105	93	77
Gujarat	160	148	122	112	91
Haryana	186	153	146	127	101
Maharashtra	130	104	87	68	61
Punjab	192	172	155	141	122
West Bengal	141	145	117	113	101
Other States	206	160	136	126	97
Other Subtotal	174	149	127	115	93

As we can see most number of deaths occur in Assam because of regional reason, as we all know about tea plantation of Assam is famous and women are only who does this. It increases the risk of life of a pregnant women and later because of hills transportation is not that fast and within a moment treatment never reaches to the patient.

PREVENTION

• Give attention to care during labour and delivery, the most critical period for complications.
• Educate girls on health and sex informally educate the masses.
• Examine the feasibility of blood transfusion service ne
• Assign gynaecologist in villages 
• Place high priority and health (MCH) services and integrate vertical programs (family planning)
• Assure every woman does have the right to safe motherhood and improve transportation.
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NOTE- Don’t consider a woman delivering machine.