The relationship between socioeconomic indicators during pregnancy and gynecological appointment at any time after childbirth

In this sample, the attendance for GA was above average and women with higher socio-economic status were more likely to have receipt of such care. Special efforts should be made to improve the attendance and frequency of gynecological consultations after childbirth among poorer women

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