Domestic Violence during Pregnancy among Postnatal Women in Tertiary Hospital, Nepal

Domestic violence is the most prevalent pregnancy-related health issue in developing county. The of both mother and child seriously jeopardized. This research was to assess incidence psychological, physical, economical sexual during pregnancy among postnatal mothers at Dhulikhel Hospital - Kathmandu University's Hospital. A descriptive cross-sectional study conducted on 804 women. respondents were chosen using a systematic random sampling strategy. Findings revealed that majority stated they had little experienced psychological such as meeting restrictions, work obstruction, unjustified blaming, or threats pregnant. minority responders indicate have sometimes been slapped, pushed, yanked hair, burnt, attacked, strangled by family member while Very few Respondents state violence, being pushed coerced sex when are physically mentally exhausted no interest. In 36. % experience tension due domestic fights, 54.7% faced issue. Study show pregnant women seems .