Is giving birth under 35 an old woman?

In modern society, women have more freedom in choosing their childbearing age. However, the definition and boundary of the elderly puerpera has been controversial. Generally speaking, women who give birth over the age of 35 are considered as elderly mothers. So, are women under 35 years old considered as elderly mothers? This article will discuss this problem from several different angles.

Body reaction angle

Physiologically, women enter the peak stage of childbearing age at about 35 years old. At this time, the quality and quantity of female eggs reached the peak, and the chance of pregnancy was higher. However, with the growth of age, the quality and quantity of female eggs will gradually decrease, which may increase the difficulty of pregnancy. Therefore, women under 35 years of age are not considered as elderly mothers in terms of physical reaction.

Nevertheless, women under 35 should still be aware of the risks of their own childbearing. For example, early childbirth may lead to incomplete physical maturity, increase the risk of premature delivery, and affect the health of infants. Therefore, when choosing to give birth, women under 35 still need to consider various factors, including their own health conditions.

From the perspective of living environment

From the perspective of living environment, women under 35 are usually in a critical period of career development. They may not be stable in their career and have enough time and energy to take care of their children. In addition, young women may face more economic pressure and cannot provide good living conditions for their children. Therefore, considering the living environment, women under 35 years old may not be an ideal choice to have children.

However, every woman's living environment and decision-making are different, which cannot be generalized simply. Some young women may have stabilized their career and family environment early and have sufficient resources and ability to raise children. Therefore, from the perspective of living environment, whether women under 35 years old are considered as elderly mothers needs to be judged according to individual conditions.

From the perspective of medical resources

From the perspective of medical resources, many hospitals list women over 35 years old as elderly mothers. This is because the risk of pregnancy and childbirth increases with the age of women. Older women may face more complications and difficulties and need more prenatal examination and care. Therefore, many hospitals will provide special medical resources to take care of these elderly mothers.

However, women under 35 will not enjoy the same preferential treatment in medical resources. The hospital may not offer special examination items or special prenatal care for women of this age group. This means that women under 35 years old may face certain risks during pregnancy and childbirth, but there is no corresponding medical insurance.

Psychological perspective

Whether women under 35 or over, they will face different psychological pressures when facing the important decision of childbirth. Women under 35 years of age may have high expectations and anxiety about childbearing due to their physiological age advantages, and they are afraid that they will miss the best opportunity for sex. At the same time, facing the birth of young women around them, they may also feel the pressure of society and family.

Therefore, from a psychological point of view, whether a woman under 35 years old is an elderly woman has nothing to do with the definition of age. Every woman needs to consider her own psychological situation when making fertility decisions, and make rational choices according to her own situation.

Summary

To sum up, women under 35 years of age are not usually classified as elderly mothers. In terms of physical reaction, women under 35 years old have stronger fertility; In terms of living environment, they may not have a stable career and economic foundation; In terms of medical resources, women under 35 may not have the same medical security; In terms of psychology, they may face different psychological pressures. Therefore, when choosing to give birth, women under 35 years of age should take comprehensive consideration of many factors, such as physical health, living environment, medical security and psychological status, and make decisions that are suitable for them.