The risks and solutions of the elderly women who give birth
With the development of society and the improvement of women's education level, more and more women pursue career and self realization, while choosing late marriage and late childbirth has become a norm. However, there are a series of risks for the elderly women who give birth. This article will elaborate on these risks from four aspects, and propose corresponding solutions.
Physiological risk of women
Women who give birth at an advanced age face more physiological risks. With the growth of age, women's ovarian function gradually declines, and the quality of eggs will also decline accordingly, leading to difficulties in pregnancy and increased abortion rate. In addition, older women also face higher risk of pregnancy complications, such as hypertension, diabetes, pregnancy complications, etc.
In order to deal with these risks, it is recommended that the elderly women who give birth should have a comprehensive physical examination in advance, including routine gynecological examination, blood routine examination, blood sugar, blood pressure and other items, to assess their own physical conditions. In addition, it is recommended to consult a professional doctor before pregnancy preparation, formulate a personalized pregnancy preparation plan, and take necessary treatment measures, such as folic acid supplementation, diet adjustment, and moderate exercise.
Risk of fetal development
There are also risks in the development of the fetus of the elderly women. Research shows that babies born to elderly mothers are more prone to premature delivery, low weight and chromosomal abnormalities. These problems may have adverse effects on the health and development of infants.
In order to reduce the risk of fetal development, it is recommended that the elderly parturients carry out routine prenatal screening to detect possible problems at an early stage. For women at risk of chromosomal abnormalities, non-invasive prenatal gene screening, such as prenatal DNA amniocentesis, can be considered to understand the fetal health status as early as possible. In addition, pregnant women should strengthen nutrition intake, reasonably arrange rest, and avoid overwork.
Psychological and social risks
Women who give birth at an advanced age also face psychological and social pressure. Due to the age, economic pressure and other reasons, the society often questions and criticizes the elderly mothers, which brings them psychological problems. At the same time, late childbearing may affect women's career development and family stability, resulting in greater economic and social pressure on them.
In order to deal with these psychological and social risks, it is suggested that the elderly women should maintain a positive attitude, establish self-confidence, and enhance their confidence in their own choices. At the same time, family members should give full support and understanding to reduce the doubts and criticisms of pregnant women. In terms of economy, pregnant women can consider planning their family and personal finances in advance and formulating a reasonable family budget to ensure the growth of their children and their own development.
Health management risk
Women who give birth at an advanced age need more strict health management. Due to the changes in physical conditions, the health problems of elderly mothers need to be solved and managed in a timely manner. In addition, older women also face higher risk of complications during childbirth.
In order to avoid the risk of health management, it is suggested that the elderly puerpera should have regular health examinations, maintain good communication with doctors, and respond to the health problems in a timely manner. Pay close attention to the doctor's suggestions during the antenatal examination, follow the doctor's guidance, select the appropriate delivery mode, and ensure the safety of mother and baby.
Summary
Women who give birth at an advanced age face physical, fetal development, psychological and social risks, as well as health management risks. In order to reduce these risks, elderly women should take physical examination in advance, carry out personalized pregnancy preparation programs, carry out routine prenatal screening and health management, and maintain a positive attitude and good communication. Family members should also give full support and understanding to create a good living environment for elderly mothers.
