The influence of 35 years old childbearing age

In modern society, with the increase of life pressure and the need of career development, more and more women delay childbearing. However, childbirth after the age of 35 will also have a series of impacts. This paper will discuss the physiological, psychological, economic and social impacts.

Physiological effects

The fertility of women after the age of 35 began to decline, mainly due to the decline in egg quality. The quality of eggs directly affects the success rate of fertilization and pregnancy. In addition, older pregnant women also face higher risks of diabetes, hypertension, fetal development problems and premature delivery. Medical research shows that pregnant women over 35 years old are more likely to have chromosomal abnormalities, leading to an increased risk of Down syndrome and other genetic diseases in the fetus.

Women who give birth at the age of 35 still face more problems and discomfort. During pregnancy, they are more likely to feel discomfort, fatigue and physical discomfort during pregnancy, such as nausea, vomiting, low back pain, etc. At the same time, the ability of physical recovery and child rearing will also be weakened, increasing the difficulty of postpartum recovery and parenting.

Psychological influence

Women at the age of 35 who are old enough to give birth often face anxiety, fear and pressure. The gap between desire and reality is not as easy to conceive as women in their 20s, which is likely to lead to psychological discomfort. Worrying about their fertility and the health of their fetuses will bring greater pressure and anxiety to women. In addition, women who have given birth at an advanced age also have to face the challenges of premature aging and menopause, and their self requirements for body shape and appearance will also increase. Anxiety about their own image will further increase their psychological burden.

Psychological stress and anxiety also affect pregnancy and breastfeeding. Studies have shown that stress can cause changes in hormone secretion in the body, which in turn affects the psychology and mood during pregnancy and postpartum, thus affecting the development of fetuses and infants.

economic impact

Older childbearing will also have an impact on the economic situation. Women who give birth after the age of 35 are often in a critical period of career development and may need to give up or suspend work to take care of their children. This will lead to a decrease in family income and bring some pressure to the family economy. In addition, giving birth at an advanced age also means that children are still under age when their parents retire, and they need to provide education and financial support for a longer period of time.

In addition, women who give birth at an advanced age also need to face the increase in medical expenses. With the growth of age, the risk of pregnancy complications also increases, requiring more medical care and monitoring. If artificial assisted reproduction technology is needed, the related medical expenses will further increase.

social influence

Women who give birth after the age of 35 often face various criticisms and doubts in society. They may be regarded as "late childbearing" or "difficult childbearing" and suffer from invisible pressure. In addition, the society tends to hold more prejudices and doubts about women who give birth at an advanced age, which may lead to their unfair treatment in work and social occasions.

In addition, women who give birth after the age of 35 may face different educational ideas and concepts from their peers. They may need to integrate with the educational concept of the young generation of parents and participate in more parent-child education, learning and social activities to meet the needs of children.

Summary

The child-bearing age at the age of 35 has brought about physiological, psychological, economic and social impacts. Physiologically, egg quality declined, pregnancy discomfort and postpartum rehabilitation difficulties increased; Psychologically, stress and anxiety increase, which affects the mental health during pregnancy and postpartum; Economically, it will affect career development and family income, and increase medical expenses; In society, facing prejudice and doubt, we need to face different educational concepts. In order to reduce fertility risks, women can plan and prepare for pregnancy in advance, pay attention to lifestyle adjustment and mental health maintenance, consult professional doctors and select experienced hospitals for pre pregnancy inspection and treatment, face and solve economic and family difficulties with their partners, and obtain reasonable social support and help in a timely manner.