Facility-based cross-sectional study shows inadequate weight gain in pregnant women, indicating necessary interventions.
The findings of this study revealed that more than half of pregnant women still gain inadequate weight, and it has complex relationships with various factors, including women's education, primigravidity, and gestational age at first ANC contact. Therefore, a comprehensive approach is needed that considers the interplay of these various factors to effectively address the issue of inadequate gestational weight gain.
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