Do 35 year old women need medical intervention in childbirth?

In recent years, with social progress and the improvement of people's living standards, more and more women choose to postpone childbearing until the age of 35 or later. However, whether the 35 year old puerpera need medical intervention has been a controversial topic. This article will elaborate on this issue from four aspects: physiology, psychology, risk and medical technology.

Physiological aspects

Physiologically, women's fertility will gradually decline with age. After the age of 35, the quality of women's eggs began to decline significantly, and the number of eggs would gradually decrease, thus increasing the difficulty of pregnancy. In addition, the elderly parturients are prone to chromosomal abnormalities, which increases the risk of embryonic development abnormalities. Therefore, medical intervention can increase the probability of pregnancy through assisted reproductive technologies, such as test tube babies, and carry out relevant examinations after pregnancy to ensure the normal development of embryos during the childbirth process of elderly women over 35 years old.

However, in terms of physiology, the 35 year old women do not necessarily need medical intervention. Some women can still successfully conceive and give birth to healthy babies after the age of 35. Therefore, whether medical intervention is necessary depends on individual conditions.

Psychological aspects

The 35 year old women also face some psychological challenges. Delaying childbearing may cause women's anxiety and sense of urgency, and worry that their fertility will gradually decline. In addition, women over the age of 35 usually have made certain achievements in their careers and have higher expectations for childbearing. This psychological pressure will further affect women's fertility desire and fertility. Therefore, in terms of psychology, medical intervention can provide psychological support and counseling for 35 year old women, help them cope with anxiety and pressure, and increase the success rate of childbirth.

Risk

There are certain risks in the birth process of 35 year old women. The growth of age will increase the risk of diabetes, hypertension and other diseases for pregnant women, and also increase the risk of congenital diseases for babies. In addition, older women may face more complications during childbirth, such as increased risk of dystocia and caesarean section. Therefore, medical intervention can reduce risks and protect the health of mothers and babies by monitoring their physical indicators and timely handling.

Medical technology

With the continuous progress of medical technology, the fertility problem of 35 year old women can be solved through various assisted reproductive technologies. For example, IVF technology can help elderly women to conceive through in vitro fertilization. Other technologies such as embryo freezing and embryo gene screening can also help and monitor the reproductive process of 35 year old women. Therefore, in terms of medical technology, appropriate medical intervention can improve the fertility success rate of 35 year old women.

To sum up, whether the 35 year old puerpera need medical intervention is a complex problem. From the perspective of physiology, psychology, risk and medical technology, medical intervention can help the elderly women to achieve the goal of a smooth birth to a certain extent. However, whether medical intervention is necessary depends on individual conditions. For 35 year old mothers, early consultation with doctors, comprehensive consideration based on medical examination results and personal wishes, and selection of appropriate programs are the key to ensuring the health of mothers and infants.