Delayed marriage leads to increased childbearing age
In recent years, with the development of social economy and the enhancement of women's self-consciousness, more and more women choose to postpone marriage and childbirth. The data shows that the delay of marriage age generally leads to the increase of women's childbearing age. A study on specific cities in China shows that the fertility rate of women under 30 years old is decreasing year by year, while that of women over 33 years old is increasing year by year.
First of all, women's pursuit of career is one of the main reasons for the postponement of marriage age. With the change of Chinese society, women have more equal opportunities in education and employment opportunities. More and more women choose to pursue careers or accumulate experience in the workplace for a long time, hoping to have a certain economic foundation and personal development space before marriage and childbirth.
In addition, social changes and changes in values have also become one of the reasons for postponing the childbearing age. Compared with the past, modern society is more open to women's concepts of marriage and childbirth. Many women pursue self realization and personal happiness, and take childbirth as a part of life rather than a simple family responsibility. Therefore, many women consider marriage and childbearing only after their careers are stable, which has led to the increase of childbearing age.
In addition, the development of medical technology makes it possible for women to postpone childbirth. With the progress of reproductive technology, women can choose to freeze eggs or carry out assisted reproductive technology to delay the childbearing age. The emergence of these technologies enables women to control their own birth plans more independently without being restricted by age.
Reasons for the declining fertility rate of 33 year old women
Although the number of women postponing their childbearing age has increased, the fertility rate of 33 year old women has generally declined. On the one hand, the growth of women's age will lead to a decline in the quality and quantity of eggs, thus increasing the risk of pregnancy and childbirth. With the increase of age, the risk of chromosomal abnormalities of eggs and embryo development defects will also increase. This will increase the probability of infertility and miscarriage.
On the other hand, the physical function of 33 year old women will also decline, such as ovarian function decline and uterine fibroids increase. These physiological changes will increase the probability of suffering from reproductive system diseases such as polycystic ovary syndrome and endometriosis, and then affect fertility.
In addition, the lifestyle and mentality of women of different ages may also affect the fertility rate. The age of 33 is at the age of coexistence of occupational and family pressure. The lack of separation of work and housework may increase the difficulty of pregnancy. At the same time, with the growth of age, some women may worry about the health risks of childbirth to themselves and their children, so they are hesitant about pregnancy and childbirth.
Effect of medical intervention on fertility of 33 year old women
Even if the fertility rate of 33 year old women decreases, medical intervention can improve the fertility rate to a certain extent. For example, assisted reproductive technologies such as IVF can provide older women with the opportunity to conceive. In addition, after comprehensive evaluation, doctors can give women corresponding treatment plans, such as targeted drug treatment, surgical removal of uterine fibroids, etc., to help improve the fertility rate.
Summary
To sum up, with the social changes and the awakening of female consciousness, the fertility rate of 33 year old women does have a downward trend. The delay of marriage age, the change of social concept, and the progress of medical technology are the main reasons for this phenomenon. However, the growth of age and the physiological and psychological changes will also affect women's fertility, leading to a decline in fertility. However, through medical intervention and comprehensive treatment, 33 year old women still have the opportunity to realize their dreams of pregnancy and childbirth. Therefore, women should take their own factors into consideration when deciding to give birth, consult professional doctors in time, and formulate appropriate birth plans according to their personal circumstances.
