Lucknow: Rural men no longer avoid their role in reproductive health and baby planning with the Ministry of Health Uttar Pradesh re-recreating family planning programs.
In new initiatives, the state government has directed the department to refer to men who are married to SaaS shoulder Sammelans, a platform where health staff educate women who have just married about the reproductive health and the importance of spaces in front of their mothers.
Sons attend SaaS Beta Sammelan’s shoulder in the Gondawomen District who benefits from family planning to share their experiences, clearly doubts others and collect pills and contraceptive condoms.
Starting in 2010, Sammelans became an instant hit because they gave women the opportunity to enjoy through poetry recitals, singing and activities as Rangoli did after the discussion.
However, the role of men in the family plans to remain gloomy because no more than three advanced men for the 100 women above which are home to more than four qualified couples.
A health worker welcomed a son in SaaS Beta Sammelan’s shoulder in District Sitapur, 20.3% or nearly 80 lakh included in the age group 15-24 years but contributed 32.2% of the total fertility in 2017.
However, the need not fulfilled Family planning in this group is around 90% and it also contributes 38% of the total maternal death in the country.
A health worker welcomes a son in SaaS Beta Sammelan’s shoulder in Doria District Intercernal Survey shows that women have a little control over their bodies and there is no role in decisions about the desire to have a baby or not and use the contraceptive method or family.
In fact, many women recognize that sexual unity is often enforced, and they must face violence if they ask their husbands to use condoms.
In conclusion, men hold the key to family planning decisions at home.
Evidence also speaks for this.
Pregnant, abortion and post-abortion unwanted at Uttar Pradesh ‘was taken out by the Guttmacher Institute in 2018 revealed that more than 50% of pregnancies above were accidental.
From this, the majority, estimated at 32 lakh (64%), ended with termination of pregnancy while 25% was translated into birth to produce 11 lakh unwanted births, in addition to additional 2,294 mothers and more than 50,000 infant mortality including 37,000 neo deaths -Neo year.
In making a command of the Shoulder Beta Sammelans, MD, the National Health Mission, UP, Aparna U said, “it has been observed that the role of men replaces everything in family problems.
Therefore, it is important to make children understand the importance of family planning.
With Thus, the SaaS shoulder Sammelans traditional must have the presence of a son too.
“Only the man whose wife is present at Sammelan can attend it.
The Ministry of Health will invite high-risk pregnant women husbands, couples who have never used family planning methods, and those who have three or more children.
Health experts all praise unique initiatives.
“Family planning is a shared responsibility and unless men understand their role, stereotypes will continue to encourage their decision.
Promising new strategies to change images,” said Prof.
SH Brankhwar, Head of the Department of Urology, Kgmu.