Factors of difficult childbearing in the elderly
With the development of society, more and more women are marrying late and having children late. Elderly childbearing refers to women's pregnancy and childbirth at the age of 35 and above. However, due to the influence of many factors, such as physiology, psychology and environment, there are certain difficulties in the elderly childbearing. Next, we will analyze the causes of fertility difficulties in the elderly from four aspects: physical condition, physiological function, psychological impact and social factors.
1. Physical condition
Physical condition is an important factor affecting the fertility of elderly women. With the growth of age, the number and quality of female eggs will gradually decline, and the rate of chromosomal abnormalities of eggs will also increase, leading to an increased risk of infertility or abortion. In addition, older women are more likely to suffer from chronic diseases, such as hypertension, diabetes and heart disease, which will increase the risk of complications during pregnancy and affect the health of the fetus.
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Older women should have a comprehensive physical examination before giving birth to ensure that they are in good health. When finding physical problems, we can improve the chances of fertility through reasonable treatment and recuperation. In addition, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, such as a balanced diet, moderate exercise, smoking cessation and alcohol restriction, also has a positive impact on improving fertility. If the physical condition can not meet the requirements of fertility, we can consider using assisted reproductive technology, such as IVF, to achieve fertility aspirations.
2. Physiological function
With the growth of age, female reproductive function will gradually decline. For example, women's ovulation function weakens with age, and problems such as irregular menstruation and ovulation difficulty also increase, thus reducing the chance of pregnancy. In addition, the older a woman is, the function of the reproductive organs such as the uterus and cervix may decline, which may affect the implantation and development of the embryo.
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Regularly monitor the menstrual cycle, find ovulation problems in time, and take corresponding treatment measures under the guidance of doctors. If there is abnormal uterine cavity, surgery or medication can be used to improve the uterine environment and increase the chance of pregnancy. For women who cannot conceive naturally, they can consider seeking medical help and using assisted reproductive technology to achieve their reproductive aspirations.
3. Psychological influence
The psychological impact of elderly childbearing on women is also an important factor leading to difficulties. As women grow older, they will face more pressure and anxiety, and worry that they will not be able to successfully conceive and have a healthy baby. In addition, elderly women often tangle between career and family responsibilities, and it is difficult to make psychological trade-offs and decisions.
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The establishment of a positive and healthy mental state is essential for a smooth pregnancy and childbirth. When women are facing difficulties in childbearing at an advanced age, they can seek the help of a psychological consultant, talk about their troubles and anxieties, and accept professional psychological counseling. Communicate and negotiate with your spouse or family to find a balance point, help women reduce stress and form a positive attitude.
4. Social factors
Social factors will also affect the difficulty of childbearing of elderly women. In the traditional concept, men marry late and have late childbearing, so they have a greater chance to marry young women, resulting in older women having fewer choices from men of childbearing age. In addition, work pressure and economic pressure are also important factors affecting the fertility of elderly women. Women often need to make a choice between their achievements in career development and their need to delay childbearing.
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Improve the social concept, promote the popularization of the concept of late marriage and late childbirth for men, and reduce the pressure of age gap on the fertility of older women. At the same time, society and enterprises should provide more flexible work systems and welfare policies to help women balance work and childbearing needs. The government can also provide more support and help to solve the fertility problem of elderly women by encouraging the birth policy and the construction of public service facilities.
Summary
Childbearing difficulties in the elderly are the result of multiple factors, including physical condition, physiological function, psychological impact and social factors. To maintain physical health through regular physical examination, reasonable diet, proper exercise and other methods, to improve physiological functions through menstrual cycle monitoring, surgical treatment and other methods, to adjust psychological status through seeking psychological counseling and communicating with family members, and to promote men's late marriage and late childbirth, and to provide flexible work systems and welfare policies to improve the social environment, To some extent, it can solve the problem of childbearing difficulties for the elderly.
