Conclusion
Conventionally, aging is thought to be a risk factor for placental
abruption. Therefore, we focused on advanced maternal age for accessing
maternal obstetric complications. The findings of the present study
suggest that young maternal age is more significantly associated with
placental abruption than the advanced maternal age. Owing to the changes
in social background during the last decade, an increase in mean
maternal age has been observed, along with the advances in ART, and an
increasing number of women pursuing higher education and
careers8; therefore, it is important for obstetric
care providers to provide proper counseling to young women based on the
up-to-date evidences.