This study attempted to capture the conflicts and difficulties surrounding reproductive health using the results of an interview survey of five women who had experienced pregnancy in their teens. As a result, it was confirmed that teenage pregnancies were a time of decisions and choices on the part of women that could weaken the foundation of their lives, as well as the difficulty of exercising reproductive health rights when there are discrepancies in decisions and wishes between the pregnant minor and her parents, who are the guardians of the child. These difficulties were suggested to be related to the lack of resources in the family of origin and vulnerability in social life. The study also found that the mothers' families could not provide the same resources and social vulnerability as the mothers' families.
Junko Kondo (Thu,) studied this question.