New Delhi. The 100-day account of all the ministries of the central government is gradually coming out. Many interesting information is also coming out in the account of 100 days. On Friday, Health and Family Welfare Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda gave details of the work done under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. Nadda talked about many schemes in the health sector. He talked in detail about some schemes related to the health of women and children. He said that special focus is being given to vaccination in India. Especially pregnant women will be taken special care of from the day of conception.

Giving information about the vaccination portal, Nadda said, '2 crore 60 lakh children are born in India every year. These children will now be given special care from the day of conception. For this, vaccination services for women have started. We are trying to vaccinate 2 crore 9 lakh women who conceive every year in India. Its record will also be kept on the U-WIN portal. In this, a complete account of vaccination will be kept from the time the mother conceives till the child is born. During this time, about 11 vaccines will be given to the child and the mother will be given three vaccines. A total of 27 doses will be given to the child till the age of 17 years.

Nadda said that the portal will be launched in the month of October after getting time from PM Modi. This will be a fully digitized vaccination service. You can apply for vaccination by visiting the website https://uwinvaccinator.mohfw.gov.in. Along with Asha workers, you can also register yourself. There will also be an alert system in it which will keep giving you information from time to time.

More than 2 crore women conceive every year in India.
Statistics show that girls in India become pregnant at an early age. The Indian government needs to prevent pregnancy-related mortality and diseases among teenagers. Women who conceive in adolescence are at a higher risk of infections such as eclampsia, and puerperal endometritis. Let us tell you that the early symptoms of pregnancy include bleeding, vaginal discharge, missed periods, frequent visits to the toilet, heaviness in the breasts, nausea, mild fever, and abdominal pain.

Let us tell you that out of all the unwanted pregnancies that happen every year in the world, more than one in seven cases happens in India. Every day in developing countries, 20,000 girls below the age of 18 give birth to children. Compared to women of the age of 20-24, giving birth to a child by girls below the age of 18 is a risk to the life of both. If we believe the information available on the internet, the number of Indian women getting pregnant is more than any other country in the world. Earlier China was ahead, but the situation there has improved a lot due to population control.