What is teenage pregnancy?

Teenage pregnancy refers to the occurrence of pregnancy in females who are between the ages of 13 and 19. It typically occurs when a teenager engages in sexual activity and becomes pregnant before reaching adulthood. Teenage pregnancy can have various social, economic, and health implications for both the pregnant teenager and the child. It is often associated with challenges such as limited educational opportunities, increased risk of poverty, higher rates of maternal and infant mortality, and potential emotional and psychological stress.