Problems existing in elderly childbearing
With the improvement of people's economic conditions and living standards, more and more couples choose late marriage and late childbirth. However, the elderly childbearing has also brought a series of problems.
First, giving birth at an advanced age will increase the health risks of mothers and babies. With the growth of women's age, their egg quality will decline, which is easy to cause chromosome abnormalities, congenital diseases and other problems. At the same time, the physical functions of older pregnant women gradually decline, and the risk of gestational diabetes, hypertension, etc. will also increase. These health problems will not only affect the quality of life of children, but also bring physical and psychological burden to pregnant women themselves.
Secondly, the elderly childbearing has also caused certain pressure on family and social resources. Couples who have given birth at an advanced age tend to be relatively stable in their work and career and have relatively good economic conditions. However, to raise a child requires a lot of energy and money, which is undoubtedly a big challenge for them. At the same time, elderly childbearing will also make their health worse, increase the demand for medical resources, and bring a certain burden to hospitals and society.
In addition, the elderly childbearing may also lead to the tension of intergenerational relations in the family. As we all know, children are the center of a family, and elders often hope to have more interaction and companionship with children. However, families with older children tend to have older parents when their children are still very young, and their physical conditions may not be able to keep up with their children's needs and vitality. In this way, it not only brings troubles to parents themselves, but also may lead to tension and contradictions in family relations.
The Solution to the Elderly Birth
In order to solve the problems existing in the elderly childbearing, we need to take countermeasures from many aspects.
First of all, improve the public's concept of fertility and education level. By offering relevant courses and popularizing fertility knowledge, people can understand the risks and possible problems of childbearing at an advanced age and remind couples to weigh the advantages and disadvantages when choosing to have children and make more rational decisions.
Secondly, strengthen pre pregnancy inspection and pregnancy health care. For couples who plan to give birth at an advanced age, they should carry out a comprehensive and detailed physical examination in advance to understand their own physical conditions, find out potential health problems as soon as possible, and assist doctors to reasonably adjust their birth plans. During pregnancy, it is necessary to strengthen the monitoring and health care of pregnant women, and timely find and deal with related complications.
In addition, strengthen the technical strength and management level of medical institutions. All major hospitals should provide advanced reproductive medical equipment and technology, cultivate professional medical teams, provide all-round medical services for elderly pregnant women, and ensure their health and safety and that of newborns.
Finally, society and families should provide more support and care. Families need to pay attention to the consequences of elder childbearing, and conduct in-depth discussion and communication in the decision-making process to ensure that both sides agree. The society should provide more childcare services and pension security, reduce the pressure on couples, and provide them with more time and energy to take care of children.
Summary
There are many problems in elderly childbearing, including health risks, family pressure and intergenerational tensions. To solve these problems, we can make efforts by improving the concept of fertility and education level, strengthening pre pregnancy inspection and pregnancy health care, strengthening the technical strength and management level of medical institutions, and providing more support and care. Only by taking comprehensive measures can we better cope with the challenges brought about by the aging birth and ensure the health of mothers and babies and the happiness of families.
