1、 Physiological changes lead to the amputation of hands in the elderly
With the growth of age, the number and quality of female eggs gradually decline, the menstrual cycle becomes irregular, the ovulation function weakens, and the gland secretion decreases, thus increasing the difficulty of pregnancy. In addition, the decline of the function of various organs of the female body, such as the uterus, ovary, fallopian tube, etc., reduces the probability of pregnancy and embryo implantation, thus leading to the amputation of the palm in the elderly.
At the same time, the growth of female age also increases the risk of chromosomal abnormalities. Pregnant women over 35 years of age have a significantly increased risk of chromosomal abnormalities, the most common of which is Down syndrome. Such chromosomal abnormalities often lead to fetal malformations, mental retardation and other problems, bringing huge burdens to children and families.
In addition, more pregnancy complications, such as placenta previa, pregnancy induced hypertension and so on, accompany women's elderly childbearing. These complications are harmful to the health of pregnant women and fetuses, and increase the risk and difficulty of delivery.
2、 Social pressure leads to elder childbearing amputation
The development of modern society has made many women delay the time of childbearing. Economic pressure, career development and other social factors make many women choose to postpone childbearing to 30 years old or even later. However, with the growth of age, the decline of fertility makes them face greater reproductive pressure and anxiety at an advanced age.
At the same time, the expectation and pressure of society on female fertility is also one of the reasons for the amputation of elder childbearing. Many families and society believe that having children of their own is an important symbol of completing women's life. Therefore, women are faced with the pressure from family and society when they are old, which leads them to choose to have children at an advanced age.
In addition, men's ideology is also one of the reasons for the amputation of childbearing in the elderly. Many men want their children to have good genetic genes, so they have reservations about older women, which increases the difficulty of childbearing at an advanced age.
3、 Elderly childbearing amputation caused by medical conditions
Elderly childbearing needs to rely on reproductive medicine technology, such as IVF, artificial fertilization, etc. However, these technologies need the support of good medical conditions and equipment, and the medical conditions in many remote areas can not meet the needs of elderly childbearing.
In addition, a series of examinations and treatments are required for elderly childbearing, and these operations and drugs often have certain side effects and risks. Older women are more vulnerable to these side effects, increasing the risk and difficulty of childbirth.
At the same time, more economic support, including medical expenses and drug expenses, is needed for elderly childbearing. As the elderly childbearing often requires multiple attempts, which increases the economic pressure, many families can not bear the cost of elderly childbearing.
4、 Psychological and family factors lead to elder childbearing amputation
Many women face psychological pressure and anxiety when they give birth at an advanced age. Worried about their inability to successfully conceive, the health of their fetuses, their own physical burden and other problems, exacerbated the difficulties of childbirth at an advanced age.
At the same time, family factors are also one of the reasons for the amputation of childbearing in the elderly. The support of family members, the attitude of spouses, and family economic conditions all affect whether women choose to give birth at an advanced age. Without the support and understanding of the family, women are likely to give up trying to give birth at an advanced age.
In addition, childbearing at an advanced age will also increase the generation gap between children and parents. Due to age differences, parents may not be able to adapt to their children's growth needs, affecting family harmony, and even affecting the healthy growth of children.
Conclusion: The reasons for the amputation of childbearing in the elderly can be analyzed from four aspects: physiological changes, social pressure, medical conditions, and psychological and family factors. With the growth of age, women's fertility declines, and at the same time, social expectations and pressure on women's fertility increase. Medical conditions and economic pressure limit the realization of elderly childbearing, while psychological and family factors are also important reasons for the amputation of elderly childbearing. Therefore, it is necessary to comprehensively consider various factors and provide social, medical and other support and security to help women achieve healthy and safe elderly childbearing.
