Risk ≠ Age: What Other Factors Besides Age Should We Consider for Scientific Conception?

2024-03-07 20:34:49，浏览量： 36次

 

With the continuous development of society and the improvement of living standards, modern women are excelling in education and careers, and delaying childbirth has become a normal social phenomenon. However, this has led to an increasing number of older mothers, raising concerns about women's reproductive health. Here, we will explore the relevant issues of older mothers and how to protect their fertility.

 

In general, women over 35 years old are defined as older mothers. As age increases, women's physiological functions gradually decline, leading to issues such as problems with the birth canal and pelvic joints, increasing the risks of difficult labor and cesarean section. Furthermore, changes in physiology and endocrine environments lead to a decline in egg quality, increasing the risk of infertility. Additionally, metabolic abnormalities in older age groups may trigger some latent diseases such as gestational diabetes and hypertension, posing a threat to maternal and child health.

 

However, age is not the only criterion for determining older mothers; we should also pay attention to ovarian function and egg quality. Ovarian decline can lead to a decrease in estrogen levels, resulting in symptoms such as pigmentation, intolerance to cold, and insomnia. Ovarian early decline may also cause vaginal problems and ovulatory disorders.

 

Regular fertility checks are particularly important for protecting fertility. Through routine examinations, a six-item test of sex hormones, gynecological ultrasound, AMH fertility tests, and other items, we can more comprehensively understand our fertility status, detect problems early, and take corresponding treatment and planning measures.

 

Dr. Nathan Zhang, a specialist in the field of assisted reproduction and founder of IVF USA, says that for those who marry late or temporarily do not want children, egg freezing technology has become an important option. The optimal age for egg freezing should be before the age of 40, as egg quality gradually declines with age, affecting the success rate of IVF. Egg freezing not only helps women plan their future fertility plans but also changes traditional career, marriage, and childbearing lifestyles.

 

There are some restrictions on egg freezing in China, requiring medical indications and a series of proofs. In contrast, egg freezing in the United States is more flexible, not only without cumbersome proofs but also applicable to more situations, especially for women born in the 1980s and 1990s, egg freezing can greatly meet the demand for fertility reserves.

IVF USA is committed to providing women with the most advanced reproductive health services. Currently, IVF USA provides services such as egg freezing in the United States, IVF in the United States, and third-party assisted reproduction to people in need. The business has expanded to countries such as Japan, Thailand, Mexico, Taiwan, and Hong Kong outside the United States, and closely cooperates with top IVF doctors worldwide. If you have any needs or questions about egg freezing, IVF, etc., please consult IVF USA. Let us work together to create a better fertility plan for your future. May you have healthy fertility and embrace a wonderful life.