Is it too late to have a second child at 35?

Because the two-child policy is being continuously relaxed, more and more couples are choosing to have a second child. In modern society, more and more couples are very concerned about the physical health of their babies, so they will make a series of preparations before pregnancy. Especially for women, the older they are, the higher the risk of having a second child. So is it too late for women to have a second child at the age of 35?

Now that the second child policy has been implemented, many people are trying to hurry up and have a second child, but they are also reaching a certain age. It is said that the earlier a woman gives birth, the better it is for her own body and the growth and development of the baby. So if a woman is already 35 years old, is it too late to have a second child?

Advanced maternal age refers to women who give birth after the age of 35. Before getting pregnant, older mothers must ensure that they are in good physical condition and do a good prenatal diagnosis. After the age of 35, women's bodies age faster, making it difficult to get pregnant, and the health of their eggs is not as good as when they were young. If a woman is physically weak, the risks of childbirth are very high, the possibility of accidents to the child is greater, and postpartum recovery is relatively difficult.

Older pregnant women are prone to many problems, the main manifestations are as follows:

1. The reproductive capacity of older women is not as good as before. They may not be able to ovulate or their ovulation cycle may be disordered, and their ability to conceive decreases, resulting in a lower chance of pregnancy.

2. Older pregnant women are more likely to suffer miscarriage.

3. Older pregnant women are more likely to give birth to babies with developmental deformities or stunted growth.

4. The proportion of premature babies is relatively high. The chances of an older mother giving birth to a healthy baby are relatively small, so before planning to have a second child, the potential risks brought about by age factors should be considered.