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1
PRESENTATION
ON
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

2.
WHAT IS REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH?
Defined in relation to
the positive definition of
health in WHO
constitution as: a state of
complete physical,
mental, and social well
being, and not merely
the absence of disease or
disorder of the
reproductive process.

3.
To ensure that comprehensive and factual
information and a full range of reproductive
health care services are accessible, affordable,
acceptable and convenient to all users.
To enable and support responsible voluntary
decisions about child-bearing and methods of
family planning.
To meet changing reproductive health needs over
the life cycle and to do in ways sensitive to the
diversity
OBJECTIVES OF REPRODUCTIVE
HEALTH

4.
• Is defined as the
constellation of
methods, techniques,
and services that
contribute to the
reproductive health
and well-being by
preventing and
solving reproductive
health problems.
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE

5.
 Family planning
 Counseling
 Information
 Education
 Communication & services
 Education & services for parental care
 Prevention & appropriate treatment of infertility
 Abortion
 Treatment of reproductive tract infections
 STD & other reproductive health conditions
 Human sexuality
 Responsible parenthood
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE
SHOULD BE INCLUDE

6.
FAMILY PLANNING
• Family planning is
the planning of when to
have children and the use
of birth control and other
techniques to implement
such plans. Other
techniques commonly used
include sexuality education
prevention and management
of sexually transmitted
infections, pre-conception
counseling and
management,
and infertility management.

7.
INFERTILITY
• The couple unable to produce
children in spite of unprotected
sex is due to Infertility.
Problems of infertility may be
in male or female.
• The reason of infertility may
be:- physical, congenial,
diseases, drugs, immunological
or even psychological.
• Female are blamed often in
some of the countries.
• Specialized Health care units
like Infertility clinics- diagnose,
corrective treatments to have
child.

8.
ABORTION
• The term abortion means
to terminate a
pregnancy, this is done
trough the removal of the
fetes or embryo from the
females uterus either
chemically, with
pharmaceutical drugs or
surgically.
• In developing countries
abortions are not carried
out safely resulting in
over 20 million deaths
each year.

9.
WOMEN’S SEXUALAND REPRODUCTIVE
RIGHTS
The Concept of
Women’s Sexual and
Reproductive Right
(WSRR) emerged and
became recognized as
an integral aspect of
universal human right.

10.
TRADITIONAL HARMFUL PRACTICES
CULTURAL
1.FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION
2.EARLY MARRAGE
3.FEMALE DISINHERITANCEF

11.
SOCIAL
1.GENDER INEQUALITY
2.VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
3.WOMEN TRAFFICKING.
TRADITIONAL HARMFUL PRACTICES

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EARLY MARRIAGE:
• Simply means when a
child(below 14yrs) or young
person(up to 17yrs)
willingly or unwillingly goes
into marriage.
• Early marriage violates the
following rights of the girl
child
– to equality and all forms
discrimination
– to information and education
– choose whether or when to
marry and plan a family
– healthcare and protection
– freedom from ill treatment
and torture.

13.
FEMALE DISINHERITANCE
• This refers to the cultural
practice that forbid
female from inheriting
properties from their
immediate families.
• The practice violate
women’s rights
– to equality and freedom
from discrimination,
– ill treatment and torture.

14.
- GENDER INEQUALITY
VIOLATES THE WOMEN’S
RIGHTS TO
EQUALITY AND FREEDOM
FROM DISCRIMINATION;
HEALTHCARE AND
PROTECTION
INFORMATION AND
EDUCATION
FREEDOM FROM ILL
TREATMENT AND TORTURE.
GENDER INEQUITY

15.
WOMEN TRAFFICKING
All acts involved in the
recruitment or transportation
of women within or across
national borders, for work or
services, by means of
violence or threat of violence,
debt bondage, deception or
other coercion.
- Trafficking violates women’s
right to
• liberty and security;
• equality and freedom from
discrimination;
• freedom from torture and ill
treatment.

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