Number of women becoming mothers increased by 300 percent in 50 years






Much thinking has now taken place in women's thinking about marriage and family. Now she wants to focus on marriage and family only after reaching a point in her career. A study says that in the last 15 years, the number of women who become mothers over the age of 50 has increased by 300 percent.

The figures have been released by the UK Office for National Statistics. It mainly includes figures from women in England and Wales. According to these figures, there has been a 10-fold increase in the number of women 55 years of age or older getting pregnant.

There is another shocking reveal in the figures. It states that most women seek the help of IVF clinics from another country or Best Test Tube Baby Centre in Delhi to get pregnant, while they return home to give birth to an infant.

It is worth noting that recently, 54-year-old wife of Hollywood actor Sylvester Stallone, Brigitte Nielsen, was reported to be pregnant. Some fertility experts say that foreign IVF clinics are helping unsuspecting older women become pregnant. Mental and physical ability to raise children decreases in women who conceive at an older age.

It is not good for their health. Dr.Kuldeep jain , spokeswoman of the KJIVF(Best IVF Centre in Delhi) Observers and Gynecologists, says that it is complicated to conceive older women. It takes more resources and can result in considerable hazards. According to NHS regulations in the UK, women over the age of 42 cannot be given free fertility treatment. They are not very likely to succeed.

What the figures say

- In 2001 the number of women giving birth to children over 50 years of age was 55, which increased to 238 in 2016.

- In 2001, where only two women gave birth at the age of 55, 20 women gave birth in 2016.

Between 2001 and 2016, women over the age of 50 gave birth to 1859 children. This includes 153 babies born to women over 55 years of age.



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