The consequences of very old childbearing
Super old childbearing refers to the phenomenon that women are over 35 years old and pregnant. With the development of society and the change of people's ideas, more and more women choose to postpone pregnancy in the hope of better pursuing career and developing personal ability. However, the ultra old childbearing also brings a series of consequences and risks.
physical risk
Older pregnant women face more physical risks than younger pregnant women during pregnancy. First, with the growth of age, the function of female reproductive system will gradually decline, and the quality of eggs will also gradually decline, which may lead to difficulties in implantation, increased abortion rate and other situations. At the same time, older pregnant women are more likely to have pregnancy complications such as pregnancy hypertension and pregnancy diabetes. These physical risks can have a negative impact on the health of pregnant women.
In addition, the risk of congenital malformation of the fetus will also be increased by the birth of ultra old people. Research shows that the increase of female age is positively related to the incidence of fetal chromosome abnormalities. For example, pregnant women over 35 years of age are more likely to have Down syndrome than young women. The existence of these fetal malformations will bring great psychological and economic burden to families and society.
For these physical risks, we should encourage women to get pregnant at an appropriate age to avoid excessive delay in pregnancy. Medical institutions should also strengthen the monitoring and guidance of elderly pregnant women and provide more professional and comprehensive prenatal health care services.
Psychological pressure
Super old childbearing will also bring great psychological pressure to women. Women over 35 years old often face pressure from family, society and themselves, and worry about the increasing difficulty of childbearing, the impact of pregnancy on their own health, and the education and care of their children. These pressures will increase women's anxiety and tension, and have a negative impact on their physical and mental health.
Therefore, the society should strengthen the psychological support for the ultra elderly women who have children. Through psychological counseling, family care and other ways, we can help them relieve pressure and increase self-confidence. At the same time, we also need to advocate the tolerance and understanding of the whole society for women who have given birth to very old children.
Economic pressure
The economic pressure brought about by ultra old childbearing cannot be ignored. With the growth of age, women's fertility declines, and assisted reproductive technology is needed to achieve pregnancy. The cost of these technologies is often very expensive, which is beyond the affordability of ordinary families.
After the birth of a child, older parents need to face more pressure on education and upbringing. They may need more economic investment to provide better education, health and living conditions for their children. Therefore, the super old childbearing families need to reasonably plan their family finances to ensure that they have sufficient economic preparation.
social problem
Over age childbearing has also brought a series of social problems. First of all, women's over age childbearing will delay family childbearing, leading to the intensification of population aging, which will bring greater pressure on social pension issues and social security. Secondly, children born at an extremely old age often cannot enjoy the same family and parent-child relationship with young children, and the generation gap with parents will increase.
In the face of these problems, the society should strengthen the propaganda and education on the ultra old childbearing. Popularize reproductive knowledge to women, remind them of timely pregnancy and early planning. At the same time, the state and society should actively respond to the problem of population aging and strengthen the construction of pension and social security systems.
In a word, the ultra old childbearing has brought many consequences that cannot be ignored. From the physical, psychological, economic and social aspects, we all need to pay attention to and deal with the problem of ultra old childbearing, ensure women's health and quality of life, and ensure the sustainable development of family and society.
