DOCTORS AND NURSES or anyone knows about pregnancy. is it true a women should best be pregnant before the age?

Question

before the age of 30?

Answer 1

I read somewhere that the ideal age for having the FIRST baby is between 20 and 35 years old, since women are mentally mature and physically fit enough for carry on with all that a pregnancy means. The best eggs are supposed to be released in those years, too, as well as the woman has had time to 'enjoy' her independence and develop herself far enough to now star a new stage in her life without having any regrets in the future.
Medically, If you have it younger, you may increase your chances of cysts and menopausal problems in the future. If you have it older, the probability of down syndrome for you baby and other complications for the mother (like preclampsia, diabetes, etc) are higher.
I had my first child at 30, and everything was perfect for both.

Answer 2

The only concern that I recall hearing expressed about the mother's age is that women who have babies after the age of 40 have an increased risk of having a child with Down Syndrome. I've never heard that a woman needs to have a child before 30 necessarily; I *have* heard that children of older parents (over 30) tend to score higher on test of IQ, verbal ability, etc., as the more mature parent is better able to deal with the stress of raising a child.

Answer 3

What effect does age have on pregnancy?


In the past an older mother often meant a woman who already had a large family and was having her fifth, sixth or possibly seventh baby. Having many pregnancies often led to complications. Now an older mother usually means a woman who has chosen to start her family later and is often fit, and well nourished.

It is unfortunately true that simply by being older, a woman has had more chance to develop medical disorders such as diabetes, hypertensive disorders or fibroids, which can affect pregnancy and birth. The incidence of pre-existing conditions rises from 5.5 per cent in the under 29 age group, to 11.8 per cent in the over 35s. Studies on the effect of age on childbirth also report an increase in the frequency of pregnancy complications such as high blood pressure, pregnancy-induced diabetes , bleeding in the third trimester, and low lying placenta The incidence of pregnancy complications rises from 10.43 per cent for women aged 20-29, to 19.29 per cent for women aged between 35 and 39 years.

Your maternity care may be influenced simply by the fact that you are an 'elderly primigravida' or an 'elderly multip'. Even fit and healthy women over the age of 35 have more antenatal tests and more ultrasound scans, and more women of that age undergo an amniocentesis. They are also more likely to be under consultant care. Some experts think this is as much a reflection of the anxieties of the medical carers, as the real needs of you and your baby - so take a step back and ask a few questions if you want a more low-key approach.

http://www.babycentre.co.uk/pregnancy/antenatalhealth/ageandpregnancy

My mom had my brother at age 38 with no problems.

Answer 4

The best ages for having children is under 35. The child's risk of Down Sydrome increases. If you get pregnant over 35 you will be considered a "high risk" pregnancy to your doctor. That means that they will monitor you closer than a "normal" pregnancy. This does not mean that you can't have normal children past 35. It simply means that your risk of Down Sydrome increases. I know a woman who had 4 children after age 35. One child has Down Syndrome, the other children are fine.

Answer 5

a woman having a child after the age of 35 is considered to be of "advanced maternal age". This simply means that there are extra tests that need to be done to rule out genetic problems that are more frequently found in women having children later in life. As far as you and your body goes...after the age of 40, if the pregnancy is going to be through en-vitro, they do several tests to insure your physical safety during a pregnancy. If the pregnancy is by "the good ole fashion way"(so to speak)...you should watch your diet and try to be active. Exercise is a very good stress and pain reducer during pregancy. Good luck to you!

Answer 6

Yes because after 30 women prepares for Menopause and it becomes difficult to conceive and deliver as the age increases.

Answer 7

It is reccomended tho a lot of healthy babies are born to woman that are over 30. My husband's mother was 40 when she had him and he was born healthy.
There is no point rushing into to anything because you feel your body clock's ticking.
Just make sure you remain healthy and the circumstances are right for you.

Answer 8

best before 35 as after 35, need to take the yang shui for test during preg

the idea age for pregnant is between late teens and early 20s

Answer 9

it is not perplexing to get pregnant after 30, there are basically some extra advantageous hazards including gestational high blood pressure, low delivery value and the potential of down syndrome, although i would not be too worried approximately those on your early 30's. somewhat, it relies upon on what's sturdy for you and your physique. you're nevertheless quite youthful so which you will desire to be okay to start in a three hundred and sixty 5 days and characteristic the three young little ones you want. perhaps communicate this including your wellness care expert so as which you have a extra helpful know-how of the different hazards, yet once you're wholesome i will't see a concern. sturdy luck

Answer 10

yeah it is said that the women should be pregnant before 30 years, as this gives low risk for her life and health.. but it depends to person to person & its body structure