Is production prone to problems at the age of 37?

With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, women's childbearing age is no longer limited to the traditional youth. However, with the growth of age, female fertility will also be affected to some extent. So, is it easy to have problems in production at the age of 37? Next, from the physiological, medical, psychological and social perspectives, this is analyzed and elaborated.

Physiological angle

From a physiological point of view, women have entered the middle age stage at the age of 37, and the quality and quantity of eggs will gradually decline. Compared with young women, 37 year old women are more likely to face the following problems:

First of all, ovarian function declines. With the growth of age, the number of high-quality eggs in women's ovaries will be significantly reduced, and the quality of late eggs will also become worse, thus increasing the risk of infertility.

Secondly, pregnant women have an increased risk of disease. 37 year old women are prone to chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes during pregnancy, and may be accompanied by pregnancy complications, such as pregnancy induced hypertension, pregnancy induced diabetes, etc. These diseases will bring certain risks to the health of the fetus and mother.

*After that, the risk of fertility complications increased. The older a woman is pregnant, the higher the probability of complications such as intrauterine growth retardation, premature delivery, and placental insufficiency.

Medical perspective

In the medical field, we have provided a series of solutions to the fertility problems of women over 37 years old, such as artificial pregnancy, egg freezing, etc. However, these methods also have some constraints:

First, the cost of treatment is high. The application of artificial pregnancy, egg cryopreservation and other technologies requires the cooperation of hospitals, as well as a series of physical examinations and tests. These costs are a big burden for ordinary families.

Secondly, the treatment cycle is longer. Assisted reproductive technology needs to go through multiple treatment cycles, and the ovarian function of 37 year old women has declined, which may lead to a low success rate of treatment.

*Potential risks and side effects. During the treatment process, there may be risks such as allergic reaction, ovarian hyper hair, multiple pregnancy, and these risks may be more obvious for women over 37 years old.

Psychological perspective

From a psychological perspective, 37 year old women may face some internal struggles and pressures:

First, anxiety and pressure on fertility. With the growth of age, women's worries about fertility may increase. In addition to the pressure from family and society, anxiety and tension may arise in order to have a baby.

Secondly, the pressure on marriage and family relations. For women who are late married or second married, the growth of age may bring some pressure on marriage and family relations, especially on the issue of fertility.

*After the uncertainty of the future. With the growth of age, women's fertility is no longer as elastic and predictable as in their youth, which will bring some problems to women's future planning and life attitude.

Social perspective

At the social level, women over 37 may face some special tests and challenges:

First, the impact of social concepts. In the traditional concept, women's childbearing age is usually between 20 and 35 years old. Childbearing beyond this age may be questioned and criticized by the family and society.

Secondly, the pressure of career development. For women who pursue careers, 37 years old may be the period of career rise. At this time, choosing to give birth may require a balance between career and family, which brings some pressure.

*Later, consideration of parent-child relationship. After giving birth, women over 37 may have to face the problem of long-term parent-child companionship and upbringing, which will bring certain restrictions on career development and personal free will.

To sum up, childbirth at the age of 37 is prone to problems. From the perspective of physiology, medicine, psychology and society, 37 year old women face physiological problems such as decreased ovarian function, increased risk of complications of pregnant women, higher medical problems such as the cost and cycle of treatment, as well as psychological and social problems such as reproductive pressure and anxiety, and the balance between family and career. Therefore, before making a decision, a 37 year old woman should fully understand and weigh various factors and make a birth plan that conforms to her own situation.