What is the impact of ultra old childbearing on women's health?
With the development of society and the change of people's conception of childbearing, more and more women choose to delay childbearing. However, over age childbirth (meaning over 35 years old) may bring some challenges to women's health. This article will elaborate on the impact of ultra old childbearing on women's health from four aspects, and provide corresponding health care measures.
1. Physiological impact
With the growth of age, the quality and quantity of female follicles will gradually decline, and the ability of egg fertilization will be reduced. For ultra old women, the difficulty of pregnancy will increase. In addition, the endometrial thickness of women will also decrease with age, resulting in an increased risk of difficult implantation. At the same time, older pregnancy may also increase the risk of pregnancy complications (such as eclampsia, hypertension, etc.) and fetal development abnormalities.
In order to protect women's health, ultra old women can conduct a comprehensive physical examination before preparing for pregnancy, including the evaluation of ovarian function, uterine condition and other fertility related factors. In addition, healthy diet, proper exercise and maintaining normal weight are also important health care measures.
2. Psychological influence
Super old childbearing may have some impact on women's mental health. Women may feel anxious, depressed and disappointed due to age restrictions and the pressure of declining reproductive capacity. In addition, compared with age, women may be more difficult to adapt to physical changes and discomfort during pregnancy. These psychological pressures may have a negative impact on women's physical health.
In order to alleviate psychological pressure, women can actively seek psychological support, including communication with family, friends and professional psychological consultants. In addition, participation in pre pregnancy psychological counseling and other activities can also help women better adapt to the process of ultra old childbearing.
3. Impact of social and economic factors
Over age childbearing may have an impact on women's social and economic conditions. Due to the postponement of childbearing age, women may need to work and career development for a longer time, which will delay the establishment of families. In addition, the cost of conceiving and raising children will also increase.
In order to cope with these impacts, women can fully consider the birth plan in their career planning, and discuss and plan together with their families. Economic preparation is also important, including ensuring a stable source of income and adequate social security.
4. Physical recovery after childbirth
The physical recovery of ultra old women after childbirth may be relatively slow. Due to the growth of age and aging of the body, the metabolism and recovery ability of women may be reduced. The pressure and damage to the body during childbirth may also be greater.
In order to promote the recovery of the body, women need to follow the doctor's advice after childbirth, including rest, balanced diet, proper exercise and rehabilitation training during the recovery period. In addition, doctors should be consulted in a timely manner to understand their physical conditions, and possible complications should be found and handled in a timely manner.
summary
Over age childbearing has a certain impact on women's physical health, including physiological, psychological, social and economic factors. However, through scientific health care measures and good living habits, women can reduce the adverse effects and successfully go through the process of ultra old childbearing. Therefore, when deciding to delay childbearing, women need to fully understand the risks and challenges, and work with doctors and families to develop health plans.
