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Pregnant at age 40 years and over fairly vulnerable. However, if you are still determined to remain pregnant at that age, you have to plan health programs mature.
More recently, studies have shown that by maintaining a stable weight before pregnancy, to minimize the risks that could endanger the health of both the mother and the baby later.
"If you are in a healthy state, with more than 40 years of age and not obesity, the risk of pregnancy complications can be reduced. In a sense, the mother with a balanced weight have an increased risk of pregnancy complications are smaller than maternal obesity, "said researcher John R Barton, MD, who served as director of Maternal-Fetal at Central Baptist Hospital in Lexington, Ky., USA, as reported of web.md.com.
John compared between pregnant women who are obese and who do not have a weight problem in the study did. Respondents included most women around 20 years old and the other aged 40 years and over. John mentioned, women who are obese at a young age no longer have health issues than those who were too old, but with an ideal body weight. The invention described John the annual meeting the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists in San Diego or associations of obstetrics and gynecology in San Diego, United States.
The birth rate for women aged younger today is experiencing a decline. In contrast, the number of deliveries made women aged over 40 years has increased. From 2008 to 2009, the average birth rate of women aged 40-44 years performed experiencing increasing by 3 percent to 10.1 births of 1,000 women. This figure is the highest number of reports ever since 1967, if you see the old lady. John looked at data collected from 53,000 women.
They are included in the educational program and the risk of pregnancy dikordibasi by Alere, a diagnostics and health management, between July 2006 and August 2011. Of the total, 1,231 of which is aged 40 years or older. With 228 of them in the obese category. The body mass index classified as overweight is 22 to 29.9, while the figure of 30 or greater, including obesity.
The women were lined respondents experiencing their first pregnancy and just expecting a baby alone. Women with a history of heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and other chronic diseases are not included in this study. John then divided into four grup.Yakni young women aged 20-29 years with a body mass index of 35, women older age with the disease of obesity around the age of 41 years with a body mass index of 35, young women aged 20-29 years were not obese with an index body mass 23, and the last women with a range of 41 years and a body mass index approaching 24.
John discovered the fact that, in women aged 40 years and over who have a history of obesity, most would have the baby before age 37 weeks. Well, this birth too early it will increase the health risks to the baby. Women aged over 40 years who are obese are also three times more likely to develop gestational diabetes, the high blood sugar may increase during pregnancy. More than 21 percent of women who are no longer young and suffer from obesity, have a disease problem. While only 7 percent of women of the same age but with stable weight, who develop gestational diabetes.
Nearly 9 percent of obese young women, suffer from the disease during pregnancy. While those who are younger and healthy weight, only 4 percent were exposed to gestational diabetes. Obese women both came from a young age and older, the risk of preeclampsia.
More recently, studies have shown that by maintaining a stable weight before pregnancy, to minimize the risks that could endanger the health of both the mother and the baby later.
"If you are in a healthy state, with more than 40 years of age and not obesity, the risk of pregnancy complications can be reduced. In a sense, the mother with a balanced weight have an increased risk of pregnancy complications are smaller than maternal obesity, "said researcher John R Barton, MD, who served as director of Maternal-Fetal at Central Baptist Hospital in Lexington, Ky., USA, as reported of web.md.com.
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John compared between pregnant women who are obese and who do not have a weight problem in the study did. Respondents included most women around 20 years old and the other aged 40 years and over. John mentioned, women who are obese at a young age no longer have health issues than those who were too old, but with an ideal body weight. The invention described John the annual meeting the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists in San Diego or associations of obstetrics and gynecology in San Diego, United States.
The birth rate for women aged younger today is experiencing a decline. In contrast, the number of deliveries made women aged over 40 years has increased. From 2008 to 2009, the average birth rate of women aged 40-44 years performed experiencing increasing by 3 percent to 10.1 births of 1,000 women. This figure is the highest number of reports ever since 1967, if you see the old lady. John looked at data collected from 53,000 women.
They are included in the educational program and the risk of pregnancy dikordibasi by Alere, a diagnostics and health management, between July 2006 and August 2011. Of the total, 1,231 of which is aged 40 years or older. With 228 of them in the obese category. The body mass index classified as overweight is 22 to 29.9, while the figure of 30 or greater, including obesity.
The women were lined respondents experiencing their first pregnancy and just expecting a baby alone. Women with a history of heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and other chronic diseases are not included in this study. John then divided into four grup.Yakni young women aged 20-29 years with a body mass index of 35, women older age with the disease of obesity around the age of 41 years with a body mass index of 35, young women aged 20-29 years were not obese with an index body mass 23, and the last women with a range of 41 years and a body mass index approaching 24.
John discovered the fact that, in women aged 40 years and over who have a history of obesity, most would have the baby before age 37 weeks. Well, this birth too early it will increase the health risks to the baby. Women aged over 40 years who are obese are also three times more likely to develop gestational diabetes, the high blood sugar may increase during pregnancy. More than 21 percent of women who are no longer young and suffer from obesity, have a disease problem. While only 7 percent of women of the same age but with stable weight, who develop gestational diabetes.
Nearly 9 percent of obese young women, suffer from the disease during pregnancy. While those who are younger and healthy weight, only 4 percent were exposed to gestational diabetes. Obese women both came from a young age and older, the risk of preeclampsia.
The biggest downside to putting off pregnancy until your 40s is significant: It's harder to get pregnant the longer you wait. The principle reason: a woman's egg supply decreases significantly as she ages and any eggs that remain are more likely to have chromosomal problems that raise the risk for miscarriage and birth defects.
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