At what age do women stop ovulating?

Women release an egg once a month, and in most cases, only one egg is released. For female friends, releasing one egg means a lot. Girls will enter their menstrual period at around 12 years old, and women will start ovulating at this time, which means they have the ability to get pregnant. So, at what age do women stop ovulating?

After a woman has her first menstruation, it means that she has the ability to ovulate, which means that she has a certain fertility function. The ovulation ability will also disappear until the end of the menstrual period. In fact, if you want to know when a woman will stop ovulating, you only need to understand the time of menopause.

Many women go through menopause between the ages of 45 and 55. Everyone's physical condition is different. Some women usually pay more attention to maintenance, and their age of menopause may be delayed. After menopause, the uterus and ovaries will gradually decline, and it will be difficult to ovulate in the corresponding period after the menstrual period stops. But we should be clear that anovulation is not caused by menopause, but menopause is caused by anovulation.

What problems will women encounter if they become pregnant after they are past their best childbearing age?

Problem 1: Increased chances of small births and malformed babies

As women age, every organ in the body will show signs of decline, and the uterus and ovaries may also shrink. Although the best childbearing age has passed, women's ovaries can still ovulate normally.

It's just that the quality of the eggs discharged will be reduced. Because the quality of the eggs is very low, the probability of miscarriage in older mothers will be high, or the probability of giving birth to a deformed baby will increase. Relevant studies have found that the probability of giving birth to a deformed baby after the age of 35 is indeed much higher than that of women of the best childbearing age.

Question 2: The chances of pregnant women suffering from pregnancy-induced hypertension increase

After women are over 40 years old, the elasticity of arteriovenous wall thickness will also decrease. As we all know, many elderly friends will suffer from cardiovascular disease after they reach a certain age. Therefore, if they want to have a baby after they are older, they are likely to suffer from pregnancy-induced hypertension.

Relevant studies have found that the probability of daughters over 40 years old suffering from pregnancy-induced hypertension is 6.5 times higher than that of pregnant women of childbearing age, and the older the age, the greater the increase in the multiple.

Question 3: The difficulty of childbirth for pregnant women has increased

As age increases, the probability of older mothers causing dystocia or premature births will increase relatively. As age increases, the elasticity of women's cervix will continue to decrease, and their tension will become worse and worse. During pregnancy, placental abruption may occur, causing the fetus to be premature.

Choosing to choose natural childbirth means that the difficulty of childbirth will be relatively increased, and older women will encounter many problems when giving birth. Therefore, pregnancy must be achieved as soon as possible, preferably between the childbearing age of 23 and 30 years old, and not over 35 years old, otherwise it will not be good for the health of both yourself and the fetus.