The Influence of Super old Childbearing on Women's Body
With the development of social economy and the improvement of education level, more and more women choose to postpone childbearing, or even consider pregnancy when they are over 35 years old. However, the ultra old childbearing will have a series of effects on the female body. This article will discuss the influence of ultra old childbearing on women's body from different angles.
Physical function decline
With the growth of age, women's physical functions will naturally decline, such as the gradual weakening of ovarian function and the decline of follicle quality. This makes very old women more likely to face infertility or habitual abortion. In addition, women need to bear more physical pressure during childbirth, which may lead to difficulties in recovery after childbirth.
In addition to the decline in fertility, ultra elderly women may also face more complications during pregnancy, such as hypertension, gestational diabetes, etc. These complications may pose potential risks to women's health and may affect the growth and development of the fetus.
In addition, women are vulnerable to chromosomal abnormalities after the age of 35, increasing the risk of fetal chromosomal abnormalities. For example, women over 35 years of age have a 30% risk of Down syndrome. This means that very old women need to receive more prenatal examination and screening when they are pregnant to ensure the health of the fetus.
Increased psychological pressure
Overage childbearing is a challenge for women, because they may have to face questions and pressure from relatives, friends, society and themselves. Women may feel the loss of vitality and energy of younger mothers, and worry that they cannot give enough care and company to their children. This kind of psychological pressure easily leads to psychological problems such as anxiety and depression.
In addition, ultra old women also need more financial support and energy investment to take care of their children. They may need to delay retirement or increase working hours to ensure the growth and education of their children. This kind of pressure will have a certain negative impact on women's physical and mental health.
Changes in quality of life
Super old childbearing means that women give their children a relatively short life time, which may affect women's quality of life. They may not be able to fully enjoy their children's growth as young mothers do, and they may not be able to accompany their children through important growth stages. In addition, ultra old women may face more health problems and life difficulties after their children become adults.
On the other hand, over age childbearing also changes women's interpersonal relationships. They may face a large age gap with their partners who gave birth in their later years, resulting in changes in the relationship between husband and wife and instability in family dynamics.
Increased economic burden
The impact of ultra old childbearing on women's economy cannot be ignored. Women need to provide more financial support for their children's life and education, may need to spend more time working and delay retirement. In addition, children's growth and education costs may account for most of women's financial expenditure.
At the same time, women may face more medical expenses after giving birth at a very old age, so they need regular physical examination and prenatal examination to ensure the health of the fetus and their own.
Summary
The influence of ultra old childbearing on women's body is multifaceted. The decline of physical function, the increase of psychological pressure, the change of life quality and the increase of economic burden are the main aspects. With the change of social concepts and the progress of medical technology, women should weigh the advantages and disadvantages and make reasonable decisions according to their personal circumstances.
