ANNUAL HEALTH BULLETIN 2004 - Ministry of Health

Type
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complications 2001 2002 2003 2004
Total °/0 Total %- Total ___o/!!-~_ J!!t~--~---_
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Abortion 125 5.4 311 12.1 464 30.5 579 i 21.2
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A.P.H 15 0.8 56 2.2 111 7.3 __11..8.. __..----±l
P.I.H 102 4.5 100 3.8 254 16.7 f---- 365 I
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13.4
Anaemia 1983 88.2 2101 81.5
Henatitis 1 0.1
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Malaria 6 0.3
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Others 17 0.8 690 10.5 1663 6UL
Total 2249 100% 1519 I 27251 .....-
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Complication _2001 2002 2003
Total °/0 ... Total % Total % Total 0/c,
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Obstructed labour 41 17.6 100 12.7 80 11.4 I 222_ _18.3
Mal presentation 59 25.4 130 16.6 104 14.8j---ill 9.3
Prolonged labour/ I
runtured uterus 2 0.8 152 19.4 204 29.1 267 22.4
PPH 49 21.5 113 14.3 145 20.6 183 15.1
Retained Placenta Sl __ 34.2.. 288 36.8 249 35.5 332 27.4
Puemerl Sepsis -_._-- f-------- ----_. 93 7.7
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Total 232
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..~- .._~ 783 702 1210
Prolonged labour, PPH, obstructed labour and mal presentations are common problems encountered,
in order of frequency.
Information about post-natal care is not available. However problems/complications like retained
placenta and puerperal sepsis are quite common.
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There were 15,380 new attendances and a total of 136,095 repeat visits with an average of9 visits by
each child. Repeat visits above the age of I year, though expected to be high, still remains low.
There are 150416 instances of weighing infants and children attending clinics. In about 17% of
instarl'ces, overweight was encountered and under nutrition in about 9% of instances. Severe
malnutrition is very rare. (Less than 1% of instances).