What are the difficulties of feeding for 2 years after the birth of the very old?
Over age childbearing refers to the pregnancy and childbirth of women over 35 years old. When super old women have successfully given birth, feeding babies is one of the important challenges. Two years of breast-feeding is recommended by the World Health Organization. However, two years of breast-feeding after the birth of the very old will face some difficulties. The following will elaborate from four aspects: physical condition, postpartum recovery, postpartum pressure and mental health.
Physical condition
After giving birth at a very old age, women's physical condition may not be as good as that of young mothers. With the increase of age, the breast tissue of women may degenerate to a certain extent, leading to the reduction of milk secretion. This will cause some trouble for breast feeding, and may require additional efforts to promote milk secretion. In addition, due to the high level of physical fatigue, the ultra elderly mothers may suffer from fatigue, which affects the quality and quantity of breastfeeding.
At the same time, women who have given birth at a very old age may face a higher risk of suffering from breast diseases, such as breast hyperplasia, mastitis, etc. These diseases may have adverse effects on milk secretion and breast function, and need timely treatment and conditioning to ensure the smooth feeding.
In addition, changes in female hormone levels may lead to an increased risk of osteoporosis after ultra old childbearing. This means that the bone health of ultra elderly mothers may be poor, and special attention should be paid to the intake of calcium and vitamin D to support their own bone health and the bone development of their children.
postpartum recovery
Postpartum recovery time may be longer and the physical recovery ability is relatively weak for women who have given birth at an ultra old age. Postpartum physical rehabilitation requires time and proper conditioning, while breastfeeding requires greater energy and physical consumption. The puerpera need to ensure adequate rest, reasonable diet and proper exercise to promote the recovery of the body and the secretion of milk.
At the same time, ultra elderly mothers may face more risks of postpartum complications, such as postpartum hemorrhage, puerperal infection, perineum laceration, etc. These complications have a certain impact on the physical recovery of the lying in women, and need timely treatment and care. During the recovery process, the puerpera should adhere to the guidance of the doctor and communicate the recovery situation in time to ensure the health of themselves and the baby.
The puerpera may also face the pressure of body recovery during the postpartum period. Due to the increase of age, it may be more difficult for the ultra elderly women to recover their body shape. This will exert some pressure on the psychology of the pregnant women, and they need the support and understanding of their families and society.
Postpartum pressure
After giving birth at a very old age, women may feel more anxious and uneasy when facing the pressure of childbearing. Due to the increase of age, the ultra elderly mothers may worry about their own health, the growth of their children, the future economic burden, etc. These anxieties and insecurities will have a certain negative impact on the psychology of pregnant women, and they need to be actively dealt with and seek help.
At the same time, due to the increase in age, ultra elderly mothers may need to cope with more parenting pressure, such as the physical and energy consumption of caring for children, the establishment of parent-child relationship, education and life planning. These pressures may cause a certain psychological burden on ultra old women, and they need the support and understanding of their families and society.
mental health
Nursing for 2 years after the birth of the super old has put forward higher requirements for the psychological health of the parturient. Due to the increase of age and the difference of physical condition, the ultra elderly mothers may feel more anxious, depressed and lonely. These psychological problems may affect the understanding and behavior of mothers on childcare, and have a certain impact on their own health and the health of their babies.
The over aged women need to pay more attention to their own mental health and actively seek psychological counseling and support. In addition, the support of family and society also plays an important auxiliary role in the mental health of ultra old women.
Summary
The nursing for two years after the birth of the super elderly faces difficulties in physical condition, postpartum recovery, postpartum pressure and mental health. Maternal women need to face challenges such as insufficient milk secretion, slow physical recovery, increased risk of postpartum complications, increased pressure on childcare and mental health problems. However, through scientific and reasonable conditioning, timely and effective treatment and a positive and healthy attitude, the ultra elderly mothers can still successfully complete breastfeeding and provide high-quality nutrition and care for their babies.
