Substance Use in Women of Reproductive Age

Jackie Herzberg; Breton Barrier; Debra J. Sprague; Daniel C. Vinson

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Substance Use in Women of Reproductive Age

Jackie Herzberg, Breton Barrier, Debra J. Sprague, Daniel C. Vinson

University of Missouri-St. Louis

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Abstract

Using anonymous exit questionnaires in a university OB/GYN clinic, of 165 pregnant women reporting on drinking prior to pregnancy, 26% screened positive for hazardous or harmful drinking. Among 153 non-pregnant women age 50 or younger, 39% screened positive. Of those, 85% had no plans to change their alcohol consumption, as most believed their drinking levels were not risky; 80% had a significant risk of becoming pregnant, but 85% believed pregnancy was unlikely.

Original language	American English
Journal	Missouri Medicine
Volume	113
DOIs	https://doi.org//pmc/articles/PMC6140056/
State	Published - May 1 2016

Keywords

OBGYN Alcohol Screening
SBIRT
Substance Use in Pregnancy

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Medicine and Health Sciences
Emergency Medicine
Behavioral Medicine
Mental and Social Health
Substance Abuse and Addiction
Public Health Education and Promotion
Women's Health
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Psychology
Health Psychology
Social Psychology

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