Is 35 an old child?
With the development of modern society and the improvement of women's self-consciousness, more and more women choose to postpone their childbearing age and focus on career and personal development. However, the fertility of women will decline with the increase of age, which leads to the discussion of what is the oldest birth. So, is 35 years old an old child? This article will discuss this problem from the aspects of physiology, psychology, medicine and society.
Physiological angle
Physiologically, with the growth of women's age, the number and quality of eggs will gradually decrease. According to medical research, female fertility began to decline gradually after the age of 30, especially after the age of 35. This is because the number of female eggs starts to decrease from the embryonic stage, and basically stops after puberty. At the same time, with the growth of age, the ability of female eggs to fertilize and implant will also decline, leading to increased difficulty in pregnancy and pregnancy. Therefore, from a physiological point of view, 35 years old is the boundary of the elderly childbearing.
However, there are differences in the physiological conditions of different women. Some women can still conceive successfully at the age of 35, while some women face fertility difficulties at the age of 30. Therefore, for individual women, whether they are old or not needs to consider women's physiological conditions and personal differences.
Psychological perspective
From the psychological point of view, women tend to be more mature and stable at the age of 35, with more positive preparation and attitude towards childcare. Compared with young mothers, they may have more economic foundation and life experience, and can provide a high-quality parenting environment for their children. Moreover, mature age can enable women to better balance career and family, and better take care of children's growth. Therefore, psychologically, 35 years old is not considered to be an advanced childbearing age, but may be more advantageous.
However, individual differences still exist. Some women may not reach the state of psychological preparation and stability at the age of 35, and may face greater pressure and confusion for childcare. Therefore, when deciding the childbearing age, the individual's psychological state and preparation also need to be fully considered.
Medical perspective
From the medical point of view, women will face an increased risk of pregnancy after the age of 35. According to medical research, elderly childbearing is closely related to the risks of gestational diabetes, pregnancy induced hypertension, multiple pregnancies, and fetal birth defects. In addition, higher complications of pregnancy and childbirth, higher caesarean section rate and longer recovery period are also the problems faced by elderly childbearing.
However, with the progress of modern medicine, the risk of elderly childbearing has been controlled to a certain extent. If women can take comprehensive physical examination and consultation before pregnancy, actively adjust their lifestyle, eating habits and maintain good physical condition, doctors will give appropriate advice and support according to the actual situation. Therefore, although the medical point of view believes that the birth after 35 years old belongs to the elderly, a considerable degree of safety and health can also be achieved through medical means.
Social perspective
From a social perspective, women at the age of 35 are at the peak of their personal and professional lives, which may conflict with childbirth. For example, 35 year old women usually have accumulated rich experience and knowledge in the workplace, and may be in a higher level position. At this time, they may face the choice of family responsibility and career development, and it is difficult to give consideration to both. Therefore, from the social point of view, 35 years old is considered as the oldest child.
To sum up, whether the birth at the age of 35 as a senior depends on different angles and individual differences. From the physiological point of view, fertility declines after 35 years of age; From the psychological point of view, 35 years old may have a more positive attitude and preparation; From the medical point of view, 35 years old is faced with certain risks; From a social perspective, 35 years old may face conflict between work and family. Taking these factors into account, women should decide their own childbearing age under the guidance of their personal circumstances and professional doctors.
