Is the 35 year old woman recognized as an elderly woman?

In modern society, the childbearing age of women is gradually postponed, and more and more women choose to consider childbearing after their careers become stable. However, with the increase of age, women's fertility will gradually decline, which raises a question: Is 35 years old considered as an elderly woman? To solve this problem, we can analyze it from the perspectives of age, fertility, medical definition and hospital practice.

Age and fertility

Generally speaking, women's fertility peaked around the age of 30, and then gradually declined. The age of 35 is a turning point in physiology. The number and quality of women's eggs have begun to decline rapidly. Therefore, some medical experts regard the age of 35 as the dividing line for elderly mothers. In addition, after the age of 35, women are more likely to have pregnancy complications, such as hypertension, diabetes, etc. However, it should be pointed out that every woman's physiological condition is different, and some people can still be pregnant and have a smooth birth at the age of 35 or above.

Therefore, whether a 35 year old woman is recognized as an elderly woman needs to be judged comprehensively based on the individual situation of the woman, rather than simply taking age as the sole criterion.

Medical Definition and Hospital Practice

In the medical profession, the elderly mothers usually refer to women aged 35 and above. This is because after the age of 35, women's ovarian function began to decline, and the number of ovarian reserve eggs gradually decreased. According to statistics, the success rate of pregnancy of women over 35 years old is significantly lower than that of women under 30 years old. Therefore, many hospitals and doctors will be more cautious and provide more meticulous care when facing women over 35 years old.

Some hospitals will also carry out some additional examinations and evaluations for women over 35 years old, and provide personalized reproductive assistance technology to increase their chances of success in pregnancy. This includes common in vitro fertilization, embryo freezing and other technologies. For some women with low fertility, these technologies may be effective ways to achieve pregnancy.

However, some hospitals do not classify women over 35 years old as elderly mothers, but consider them as a risk factor. The hospital may monitor and manage these women more closely, and provide advice and suggestions on age-related issues, such as diet, exercise, lifestyle, etc.

Summary

To sum up, although 35 years old is regarded as a physiological inflection point, and women's fertility has begun to decline, whether or not they are recognized as elderly women still needs to consider their individual conditions and medical practice. Age is only a factor for judgment. Doctors will evaluate women's physiological conditions, ovarian function, egg quality, etc. When facing women over 35 years old, the hospital will also provide corresponding examinations and services to help women achieve a smooth pregnancy and safe delivery.

Therefore, when deciding the time of childbirth, women should consult doctors as early as possible to understand their fertility and risks, and make reasonable choices according to their personal circumstances. No matter what your age, paying attention to your health, eating a balanced diet and exercising moderately are all important preparations before childbirth* It is important to maintain a positive and optimistic attitude, not to be too anxious and self blaming when facing the challenges of fertility, believe in the progress of science and medicine, and believe in your own choices.