A Cross Sectional Study on Psychology of IT Sector Pregnant Women about the Mode of Delivery IN Chennai Region

This study explores the psychology of IT sector pregnant women in choosing the mode of delivery without any pregnancy issues in Chennai region. Utilizing mixed method approach, the research involved surveying and interviewing pregnant women who are working in the IT sectors in Chennai region to identify the key factors about choosing the mode of delivery. Findings indicate that the significant proposition of pregnant women working in IT sector choose caesarean mode of delivery during third trimester The key factors contributing to the decision include unable to bear the vaginal pain, caesarean after vaginal pain and stiches similar to that to caesarean. Additionally demographic variables such as age, years of marriage, number of sibilings, working conditions, family situations, financial situations made them to choose the mode of delivery. The study also suggests that the pregnant women should have the awareness regarding the health condition after caesarean. These insights aim to inform hospital both private and public to change the perception of pregnant women in IT sectors by creating awareness programs which would be helpful for the physical well-being of pregnant women in IT sector after delivery