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A pregnant tribal woman was carried in a makeshift stretcher due to lack of proper road in a village in Maharashtra's Palghar district and she delivered a baby midway in a dense and dark forest, officials said on Monday. 

Maharashtra: Pregnant tribal woman carried in makeshift stretcher, delivers baby in forest

Maha: Pregnant tribal woman carried in makeshift stretcher due to lack of proper road, delivers baby in forest

As there was no proper road connectivity to the nearest hospital, villagers carried her in a 'dholi' or a makeshift stretcher through a thick forest for five kilometres.&nbsp;

A pregnant tribal woman was carried in a makeshift stretcher due to lack of proper road in a village in Maharashtra's Palghar district and she delivered a baby midway in a dense and dark forest, officials said on Monday.
The 21-year-old woman, from Eina village in Jawhar taluka, went into labour on the intervening night of Saturday-Sunday, a medical officer said.
As there was no proper road connectivity to the nearest hospital, villagers carried her in a 'dholi' (makeshift stretcher) through a thick forest at around 3 am for five kilometres.
A video showing some people carrying the woman through the forest surfaced on social media platforms.
The woman delivered a baby girl midway in the forest, the medical officer said.
The mother and child were admitted to Jawhar Patangshah Sub District Hospital in the early hours of Sunday. Both of them are fine now, the hospital's medical superintendent Dr Ramdas Marad said.
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The village is situated in a remote area and does not have proper road connectivity.
Last month, a 26-year-old pregnant tribal woman was carried in a makeshift stretcher due to lack of a proper road in a village in Mokhada taluka here amid heavy rains. She lost her twin infants at birth as a result of the delay in reaching a medical centre.
Palghar Zilla Parishad president Vaidehi Wadhan told reporters on Sunday that villages in remote areas do not have proper road connectivity.
Health authorities have been instructed to take steps and avoid such incidents, she said.&nbsp;

According to a recent study published in The Lancet Regional Health, pregnant women who contract COVID-19 infection face a higher risk of preterm birth.

Covid-19 during pregnancy linked with a higher risk of preterm birth: Study 

Women diagnosed with COVID-19 while pregnant and particularly those with comorbidities have a higher risk for preterm birth, according to the latest study.

COVID-19 during pregnancy linked to preterm birth: Study
Researchers analysed all live births between July 2020 &amp; January 2021
Out of 240,157, nearly 9,000 births indicated a Covid-19 diagnosis in pregnancy
Risk of preterm birth was 40% higher in those with Covid-19 infection
Women with comorbidities have 160% higher risk for preterm birth

A study published in The Lancet journal, found that Covid-19 infection during pregnancy is linked to a higher risk of preterm birth.

According to a recent study published in The Lancet Regional Health, pregnant women who contract COVID-19 infection face a higher risk of preterm birth. The researchers also noted that having comorbidities along with Covid-19 infection increases the possibility of preterm birth.
The researchers analysed all live births between July 2020 and January 2021 documented by California Vital Statistics birth certificates. Of the 240,157 recorded births, nearly 9,000, or 3.7 percent, indicated a Covid-19 diagnosis in <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/here-s-why-a-heart-health-check-up-is-essential-before-pregnancy-1628567056810" target="_blank">pregnancy</a>. The preterm birth rate among birthing people with a COVID-19 diagnosis was 11.8 percent compared with 8.7 percent among those without <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">COVID-19</a>.
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As per the findings, the risk of preterm birth or giving birth at less than 37 weeks was 40 percent higher in those with the SARS-CoV-2 infection. And for those who also had hypertension, diabetes or obesity along with Covid-19, the risk of preterm birth rose 160 percent.

Taking a positive step towards helping women who suffer miscarriages, a new study seems to have found a solution. Vaginal bleeding in early pregnancy is often linked to an increased risk of miscarriage. The study conducted at the University of Birmingham carried out a trial on 4000 pregnant women. While half the women were given progesterone, the other half was given a dummy pill. It was found that the women who have had a miscarriage before and experience early bleeding in pregnancy could improve their chances of having a baby with the help of progesterone.

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