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Low Birth Weight - Causes, Consequences and Interventions to Achieve Reduction

LBW rates are higher among lower income groups, among infants born to short statured parents, in primi-para and those with four or more children. LBW associated with these factors cannot be reduced rapidly. LBW rates are higher in women with anaemia, systemic disorders prior to pregnancy, pregnancy induced hypertension with or without gestational diabetes. It is estimated that early detection and effective treatment of these health problems through improvement in coverage, content and quality of antenatal care can bring about 5% reduction in low birth weight.