What are the symptoms of elder childbearing?

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Symptoms of elder childbearing

With the development of society, more and more women choose to delay childbearing, and the elderly childbearing has become a gradually common phenomenon. However, childbirth at an advanced age is different from that of young women, and there will be some specific symptoms. This article will elaborate from four aspects of physiology, psychology, lifestyle and social environment.

1. Physiological symptoms

The increase of age will reduce the number and quality of female eggs, thus leading to physiological changes. Older women who give birth may have irregular menstruation, decreased menstruation and premature menopause. In addition, it may affect the quality of eggs, leading to difficulties in implantation, embryo abnormalities and other problems. These physiological symptoms may increase the difficulty of pregnancy, and increase the risk of pregnancy complications and postpartum complications.

Women who give birth at an advanced age may also face higher risks during pregnancy and childbirth, such as gestational diabetes, pregnancy induced hypertension, etc. In addition, they may also face greater difficulties in childbirth, such as prolonged labor process and decreased labor force.

2. Psychological symptoms

Women who give birth at an advanced age may face greater psychological pressure. Delaying childbearing means that their time window in childbearing is narrowed, which increases the pressure and anxiety of pregnancy. As the number of attempts increases, the probability of failure will also increase, further increasing the psychological burden.

In addition, women who give birth at an advanced age may also have psychological symptoms of identity crisis. They may feel the gap with young mothers and worry about the impact of age on their ability and physical strength to raise children. This psychological symptom may also affect their parent-child relationship.

3. Lifestyle symptoms

Women who have given birth at an advanced age may also have some changes in their lifestyle. In order to increase the chance of pregnancy, they may take some special diet, exercise and nutritional supplements. Therefore, their life may have certain restrictions and adjustments.

In addition, women who have given birth at an advanced age also need more time and energy to prepare for pregnancy and care during pregnancy. This means that their work and social activities may be affected to some extent, leading to life symptoms.

4. Social and environmental symptoms

Women who give birth at an advanced age will also be affected by the social environment. The views and attitudes of the society towards elder childbearing may bring pressure and negative evaluation to them. They may face doubts and doubts about their own childbearing decisions.

In addition, women who give birth at an advanced age may also face more economic pressure. The cost of children's education and upbringing will become an additional burden. In the process of children's growth, they also need more time to accompany and pay attention, which will have a certain impact on career development and personal career development.

Summary

The symptoms of elder childbearing are mainly manifested in four aspects: physiology, psychology, lifestyle and social environment. Physiological symptoms include irregular menstruation, decreased menstruation volume, decreased egg quality, etc; Psychological symptoms include anxiety, stress and sense of identity crisis; Life style symptoms include dietary restrictions and adjustment of time and energy; The symptoms of social environment include social evaluation and economic pressure. Therefore, elderly childbearing requires women to face more challenges and difficulties in physical, mental and social aspects.