Passive exposure to cigarette smoke of pregnants and the effect of passive exposure from cigarette smoke on newborn body sizes: A hospital focused cross-sectional study

Our aim is to examine the risk factors affecting exposure of pregnant women secondhand smoke. Sociodemographic, biodemographic, socioeconomic characteristics and newborn body measurements affected by cigarette smoke between January November 2021 were evaluated. A study was conducted with 717 in a second-level state hospital. Passive smoke; Compared those civil marriage, 1.519 (CI: 1.091-9499) times for without 4.625 3.328-6.427) who do not partner, extended families compared nuclear family income type 1.091-2.114 ) times, it 3.781 1.960-7.292) more men want pregnancy than be pregnant. Health policies should only inform mother but also whole society.