Manifestations of fertility anxiety in the very elderly
The birth anxiety disorder of the very old refers to the intense anxiety and worry that women over 35 years old, especially over 40 years old, appear in the process of pregnancy and childbirth. This is a relatively new psychological problem. As more and more women choose to postpone childbearing in modern society, the incidence of this anxiety is also increasing.
First of all, one of the manifestations of ultra old age birth anxiety is the worry about pregnancy. Very old women have a relatively high risk of pregnancy. They may worry about whether their bodies can withstand the pressure of pregnancy, and worry about the occurrence of complications such as ectopic pregnancy and abortion. They also worry about whether they can successfully conceive and whether they will face the problem of infertility.
Secondly, another manifestation of ultra old age birth anxiety is worry about the health of the fetus. Due to the growth of age, women may face more risks of fetal genetic diseases during pregnancy, which will cause them to be very worried about the health of the fetus. They may worry about whether their children will have chromosome abnormalities, nervous system problems, etc. This worry may lead to anxiety and depression.
In addition, the birth anxiety of the very old also shows fear and anxiety about the delivery process. As women grow older, their physical functions will gradually decline, and recovery during childbirth may be more difficult and slow. Ultra old women may worry about pain, complications and the possibility of caesarean section during delivery, which will increase their anxiety and fear.
Finally, the birth anxiety of the very old will also be expressed as worries about future childcare. Under normal circumstances, women can have enough time to accompany and take care of their children after giving birth. However, for ultra old women, their physical condition may gradually decline during the growth of their children, which may make them worry about whether they can give their children enough care and company in the future.
Coping Methods of Super Old Age Fertility Anxiety Disorder
For very old women, if they have fertility anxiety, they can try the following methods to alleviate anxiety:
First of all, it is recommended that ultra elderly women seek medical advice in a timely manner. Choose a regular and reputable hospital to conduct a comprehensive physical examination and related examinations to understand your physical condition and fertility. Doctors can provide targeted suggestions and treatment plans based on the examination results to help patients reduce anxiety.
Secondly, it is suggested that ultra old women should pay attention to their living habits and health. Keep good eating habits and regular exercise, strengthen the body and improve the body's resistance. In addition, avoid smoking, drinking and other unhealthy lifestyles to reduce the adverse effects on the body.
In addition, ultra old women can consider seeking the help of psychological consultants. Psychological counselors can help patients adjust their emotions, reduce anxiety and stress through professional psychotherapy. They can teach some relaxation skills and ways to adjust the way of thinking, so as to help patients better deal with fertility anxiety.
Finally, ultra old women can consider joining the support group. In the support group, they can communicate with women with similar experiences and share their experiences and feelings. These groups will provide them with emotional support and understanding, help them alleviate anxiety and enhance self-confidence.
Summary
The birth anxiety disorder of very old women is a strong anxiety and worry emotion that appears during pregnancy and childbirth. It is mainly manifested in worries about pregnancy, fetal health, delivery process and future childcare. For this kind of anxiety disorder, ultra old women can relieve anxiety, improve their confidence in childbirth and smoothly go through the whole process of childbirth by timely medical consultation, paying attention to life habits and physical health, seeking psychological consultation, joining support groups and other methods.
