… was to assess the prevalence of self-medication and contributing factors, among pregnant
… the prevalence of self-medication and contributing factors among pregnant women. The …

… Self-medication is the selection and use of non-prescription medicines by individuals’ own
… of self-medication and contributing factors among pregnant women attending antenatal care …

… connected with pregnant women practicing self-medication, there … self-medication practice
using conventional and herbal drugs and the contributing factors among pregnant mothers …

… A cross sectional study was conducted among pregnant women at antenatal care follow-up …
to determine the contributing factors of self-medication practice during pregnancy. A p value …

… Citation17 This study was conducted to determine the pattern of self-medication and
contributing factors among pregnant women attending the antenatal care (ANC) clinic of Kemisie …

… Self-medication carries serious risk of drug interactions, polypharmacy, misdiagnosis,
excessive drug dosage use, prolonged drug use, incorrect drug choice, rare but severe adverse …

… determinants of self-medication among pregnant women may contribute in achieving …
self-medication practice and associated factors among pregnant women attending antenatal care …

… So, empowering pharmacists/druggists, consideration of families, close relatives, and
friends in the health education of pregnant women may prevent potential risk and maximize the …

… a prescription which further increases risk of self-medication among pregnant women [20].
In addition to conventional self-medication practice, pregnant women may not realize that …

… risk was reported if women … self-medication and associated factors to help health care
providers in educating and counseling pregnant women about the consequence of self-medication …