Brief Review Study on COVID-19 Risks for Complications in Preterm Birth and Protective Measures

Abstract

Introduction: Conceptualized that pregnant women who are contracted COVID-19 face significantly higher risks for complications with regard to their health and well-being. Preterm birth is one of the complications observed, so there is a need to be agile and be able to discuss the multiple ways that would protect women. Purpose: This review study has the determination to bring out thoughtful, innovative, and insightful perceptions by analyzing literature studies on preterm birth due to COVID-19 and the multiple ways that would provide protective measures to women. Methodology: This is a review study of premature delivery due to COVID-19 and the manifold protective measures for women. The secondary data is collected from the literature search from various electronic databases such as PubMed, Google Scholar, and PubMed Central. Results: The study draws insights that advance the knowledge concerning preterm birth due to COVID-19 and the compounding ways that provide protective measures to women. Conclusion: This review study analyses the risks for complications to pregnant women contracting COVID specifically premature deliveries seen at an increased rate. For patient safety various measures have been studied systematically in multiple ways and has been applied in the healthcare system. Drawing insights from the literature, the review study frames various measures for patient safety that would help professionals have novel ideas to deal with these types of mishaps.