NUTRITIONAL AND MATERNAL FACTORS INFLUENCING POSTPARTUM HAEMORRHAGE IN LAMBUSSIE DISTRICT

Maternal excessive bleeding at birth continues to be a global public health challenge, particularly in poor resource settings. Postpartum haemorrhage has been linked high proportion of maternal deaths and disabilities the institutional community levels. Current data on postpartum is limited settings does not consider experiences mothers who suffer from haemorrhage.
 This cross-sectional study assessed nutritional other risk factors associated with level. A total 183 were systematically sampled six sub-districts. Data was analyzed using SPSS version 22.0. Multivariate logistic regression models estimated assess association between dependent independent variables confident level 95%. The results showed that prevalence 7.1% among interviewed study. Age groups (p