Abstract:

Today, pregnancies in adolescence are a major problem in society and are considered more risky than pregnancies in adulthood. In adolescent pregnancies, the risk of premature birth, the low birth weight in the baby, preeclampsia, and the life of the mother and baby are more common. The out-of-obstetric acute bacterium picture seen during pregnancy is acute apandicitis. In pregnant patients, it is difficult to diagnose acute apandicitis compared to those who are not pregnant due to clinical examinations associated with apandicitis and the masking of laboratory findings. In our case, we also discussed the difficulties in the diagnosis and treatment of the acute bacterial table of the patient who was 14 years old and pregnant 24 weeks. Today, adolescent pregnancies are an important problem in society and they are considered more risky than adult pregnancies. In adolescent pregnancies, problems that threaten the life of the mother and the baby are more common such as the risk of premature birth, low birth weight in the baby and preeclampsia. The most common non-obstetric acute abdomen during pregnancy is acute appendicitis. The diagnosis of acute appendicitis in pregnant patients compared to non-pregnant patients is difficult because of clinical examination and masking of laboratory findings associated with appendicitis. In our case, it was mentioned about the difficulties in diagnosis and treatment of acute abdomen in a 14-year-old teen girl who was 24 weeks pregnant.

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