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*Lack of information about sexual and reproductive health and rights.

*Inadequate access to services tailored to young people.

*Family, community and social pressure to marry.

*Sexual violence.

*Child, early and forced marriage, which can be both a cause and a consequence.

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Teenage pregnancy is dangerous for both the mother and the baby, this is because the mother's body is not fully developed yet.

Teenage pregnancy can lead to mental health problems for the mother, if the pregnancy isn't expected nor wanted.

Teenage pregnancy can also lead to the death of the baby, since the parent might not know how to take care of the baby yet.

Teenage pregnancy can be a challenge for the mothers, as this leads to physical changes within their bodies that they have to take care of.

Teenage pregnancy can lead to poverty, this can happen because the teen mother won't be able to work yet and the other parent might not want to supply for the child and its mother.

This can lead to a lot of health problems like anemia, high blood pressure and a lot more complications.