Changes in women's reproductive age
In the past few decades, with the development of social economy and the improvement of women's education, women's childbearing age has been gradually postponed. In the past, most women married and had children between the ages of 20 and 30. However, in modern society, more and more women choose to consider childbearing after their careers become stable, leading to the postponement of childbearing age.
However, with the growth of age, female fertility and fertility rate will gradually decline. This is because the number and quality of female eggs will decrease with the increase of age, leading to difficulties in pregnancy. The age of 35 is a critical watershed, and is considered as the starting point of the elderly childbearing.
However, not every 35 year old woman is an elder child, which needs to be considered from many aspects.
Physical examination results and ovarian reserve
Women's fertility is closely related to their physical condition. If 35 year old women have good physical examination results and sufficient ovarian reserves, then their fertility may still be high and they can choose to have a normal birth. However, if a 35 year old woman suffers from some gynecological diseases, such as polycystic ovary syndrome, uterine malformation, etc., then more medical intervention and assisted reproductive technology may be required to successfully conceive.
For women, the best way is to carry out physical examination and consultation in advance before planned pregnancy to understand their fertility and physical condition, so as to make appropriate decisions.
At the same time, the progress of modern medical technology has made older women have more choices. For example, by freezing eggs, we can extend the time window of fertility and improve the success rate.
Fetal health risks
The risk of fetal health increases with age. Women over 35 years old who are pregnant are prone to chromosomal abnormalities, such as Down syndrome. This is because the quality of DNA, the genetic material of eggs, will decline with age.
During pregnancy, elderly pregnant women are prone to complications such as gestational diabetes mellitus and pregnancy induced hypertension, which will bring risks to the health of the fetus and pregnant women. Therefore, older pregnant women need to pay more attention to their physical conditions and conduct more frequent prenatal examinations to ensure the health of the fetus.
To sum up, there are certain risks in childbearing at an advanced age. When choosing a childbearing age, women should carefully consider their own physical conditions and living conditions, and make the most suitable decision for themselves.
epilogue
Although 35 years old is considered as a turning point in the childbearing age, not every 35 year old woman belongs to the elderly childbearing. Physical examination results, ovarian reserve, physical condition and other factors need to be taken into account. In addition, the elderly pregnancy also has certain health risks, especially the incidence of fetal chromosome abnormalities and maternal complications is high.
Therefore, women should make relevant preparations, such as doing physical examination in advance, understanding their fertility and physical condition, and consulting with doctors to develop a suitable birth plan. At the same time, we should also pay attention to our own health and maintain good living habits, such as a balanced diet and moderate exercise.
In short, the economic and social development has made it a trend for women to postpone their childbearing age. However, it is necessary to evaluate the childbearing opportunity according to their own conditions. Women of different ages can choose their own childbearing plans.
