The reasons why it is not advisable to give birth at an advanced age
With the continuous development of medical technology, over age childbearing has become a phenomenon. Over age childbearing refers to the childbearing of women over 40 years old or men over 50 years old. Although very old childbearing may be a desire for individual families, from the perspective of the whole society and individuals, there are a series of problems with very old childbearing. Therefore, more and more experts and doctors appeal not to carry out very old childbearing.
Increased fertility risk
With the growth of age, women's fertility gradually declined. The number and quality of women's eggs will decrease with age, thus increasing the difficulty of pregnancy. In addition, very old mothers face greater risk of complications during pregnancy, such as hypertension, diabetes, fetal malformations, etc. For very old pregnant women, the number of prenatal and prenatal examinations will also increase, adding additional economic and energy pressure to themselves and their families.
In addition, very old childbearing also increases the risk of pregnancy complications and maternal mortality. According to the study, the mortality rate of pregnant women over 35 years old will increase significantly, while for very old pregnant women, the risk of death is higher. Therefore, from the perspective of health, it is not advisable to give birth at an extremely old age.
Adverse effects on children's education
Parents who have given birth at an extremely old age are generally older, and their physical health may not be ideal. They may face more health problems in the process of their children's growth, and cannot give enough care and care. In addition, the energy and psychological resilience of ultra old parents will also be lower than that of young parents. They may lack the ability to cope with children's daily needs and behavior management, which has a negative impact on children's education.
In addition, over age childbearing may also cause secondary harm to children, that is, the grief of losing parents. Because parents are older, their risk of dying earlier also increases. This means that children may face the dilemma of losing their parents in the process of development, which may lead to their heavier psychological burden and doubts about the future.
Increased social and economic pressure
The birth of the very old also brings extra burden to the whole society. First, medical resources will face greater pressure. Ultra old pregnant women may need more complex and expensive treatment methods. In the case of a large number of medical resources already strained, the ultra old birth will undoubtedly increase the burden of the medical system.
Secondly, the problem of social pension will also be aggravated by the over age childbearing. Super aged parents may still need care and support for the elderly after their children reach adulthood, which has caused economic and resource burdens to their children and the whole society. Especially today, with the deepening of individualization and aging, the social pension problem has become an important challenge.
Considerations behind fertility
There are risks and burdens that can not be ignored for individuals and the whole society in the process of ultra old childbearing. From the individual point of view, the birth of ultra old women increases the risks of pregnant women, the adverse effects on children's education and the psychological difficulties that may be faced in the future. From the social point of view, super old childbearing has brought additional pressure to the medical system and pension issues.
Therefore, we should take a rational view of ultra old childbearing and fully consider the risks and adverse effects behind it. While pursuing personal happiness, we should also make wise choices for the sustainable development of the whole society and the physical and mental health of individuals.
