What kind of professional support does the only mother who has given birth to a very old child need?
With the change of society and personal choice, more and more women choose to postpone childbearing and enter the super old childbearing age group. However, the birth of very old people is not only accompanied by physiological risks, but also psychological and social challenges. Professional support and care are particularly needed for mothers who have lost their only child. In this article, we will discuss the professional support needed by the lost only mother in the process of ultra old childbearing from the medical, psychological, social and legal aspects.
Medical support
In the process of ultra old childbearing, medical support is crucial. Independent mothers need to seek the help of professional doctors for comprehensive physical examination and assessment to ensure that their physical conditions are suitable for pregnancy and delivery. Some large hospitals and reproductive medical centers provide special outpatient services for the elderly, with experienced doctors and professional equipment, and provide comprehensive care and monitoring during pregnancy and childbirth.
In addition, the medical team also needs to provide adequate education to help the lost and only mothers understand the risks and precautions of ultra old childbearing. They can provide dietary advice, exercise guidance and drug management, and monitor and manage any potential complications. During the whole pregnancy, the medical team should keep close contact with the mother who lost her only child, and answer their doubts and questions in a timely manner.
Finally, during pregnancy, professional medical teams need to provide comprehensive prenatal testing and screening to ensure the health of the fetus. They can carry out prenatal genetic testing and routine prenatal inspection to ensure that any possible problems are found in time and appropriate measures are taken.
Psychological support
Super old childbearing has caused great pressure and challenge to the psychology of losing an only mother. Therefore, psychological support is essential. Independent mothers may face emotional fluctuations, anxiety, depression and other psychological problems, and need the help of professional psychological consultants or psychologists.
Psychological professional support can help the lost and only mothers cope with emotional distress and provide effective stress management and coping skills. Counselors can conduct individual psychological counseling or group psychotherapy with them, provide a safe environment, let them be willing to share their feelings and ideas, and find positive emotional outlets.
In addition, professional psychological support also includes understanding and solving the psychological resistance that the lost mother may face during pregnancy and childbirth. Counselors can provide emotional support, help them build trust and security, and guide them to find positive solutions when facing difficulties.
Social support
The only mother who has given birth at a very old age may face social pressure and discrimination, so social support is also very important. Social workers can provide professional support and advice to help them deal with family, work and social network problems.
Social workers can work with the lost mothers to develop a social support plan that meets their needs. This may include establishing social networks, seeking medical benefits and benefits, and dealing with relatives and friends. Social workers can also help mothers who have lost their only child face possible challenges in advance, such as the arrangement of nurseries and the sharing of childcare experience.
In addition, social support also includes legal protection and rights protection. Social workers can help the lost and only mothers understand relevant laws, regulations and policies, and provide legal aid or assist them to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests.
Summary
The only mother who has given birth at a very old age needs professional support in medical, psychological, social and legal aspects. Medical support includes comprehensive assessment, education and treatment; Psychological support includes emotional management and psychological counseling; Social support includes support from social workers and access to social security; Legal support includes legal aid and rights protection. Through various professional support, the only mothers who have lost their lives can better cope with the challenges of ultra old childbearing and achieve physical and mental health.
