El concepto de primípara añosa

Sancho, J. Monleón; Baixauli, Cristóbal González; Milio, J. Minguez; Román, N. García; Plana, Agàpit Borràs i; Monleón, José

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“…El interés por disminuir las cifras de morbimortalidad perinatal ha propiciado la realización de estudios encaminados a identificar posibles factores de riesgo que influyen en la aparición de resultados obstétricos y neonatales desfavorables, siendo considerada la edad materna como uno de ellos por muchos autores [2][3][4][5][6] .…”

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“…En la actualidad este límite se establece en los 35 años, aunque no faltan trabajos que lo sitúan en 40 e incluso 44 años [5][6][7][8][9] . En este estudio se ha seguido el criterio de los 35 años de acuerdo con la Sociedad Española de Ginecología y Obstetricia (SEGO) y otros autores que se han ocupado del problema 6,10 , asumiendo como ellos que este punto de corte se ha establecido por consenso y no responde a criterios epidemiológicos de incremento de riesgo asociado.…”

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La edad materna como factor de riesgo obstétrico. Resultados perinatales en gestantes de edad avanzada

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Progresos de Obstetricia y Ginecología

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La edad materna como factor de riesgo obstétrico. Resultados perinatales en gestantes de edad avanzada

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“…At present, there is no consensus for the appropriate age to achieve pregnancy. Some authors establish this age at 35 years [3–5], whereas others place it at 40 or even 44 years [2]. There is a definite increase in the number of women bearing children in the 30- and 40-year-old age groups.…”

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The delay of motherhood: Reasons, determinants, time used to achieve pregnancy, and maternal anxiety level

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BackgroundFertility in recent decades in European countries such as Norway, Spain or United Kingdom has declined, while in others such as Portugal, it has remained relatively constant, and in others such as Germany fertility rated have risen. The determinants of this change in reproductive pattern can be explained by the cultural, social, and economic changes that took place in our society. Objective: to identify the principal reasons and independent determinants associated with the postponement of motherhood and document any association between the time taken to achieve successful pregnancy and maternal age, as well as the level of anxiety of these women.MethodsAn observational study, including 326 women, was conducted in Spain with primiparous women, in which data was collected on sociodemographic, health, and pregnancy-related factors. Comparison of means (t-test or analysis of variance) and the analysis of covariance was used to estimate adjusted means for potential confounders.ResultsWomen in stable relationships became mothers at older ages (31.83±0.29) than those who were not (28.75±0.78) (p<0.001). Women who delayed motherhood for medical reasons had a mean age of 34.15 ± 0.88 years, compared to a mean of 30.52±0.36 years for personal reasons, and 27.51±1.39 years for other reasons. Mothers with an older age had a higher level of anxiety (p<0.05). The average time required to achieve pregnancy increased as maternal age increased, with an average time of 24 months for women with a mean age of 35.23±0.71 years compared to <3 months for women with a mean age of 29.44±0.39 years. Women ≥ 35 years were more likely to need medical assistance to achieve pregnancy (aOR = 12.07, 95% CI: 1.50–97.05; p = 0.019).ConclusionsMedical reasons were among those cited for delaying motherhood. The postponement of motherhood was associated with difficulty to achieve a successful pregnancy and a higher level of anxiety.

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El concepto de primípara añosa

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La edad materna como factor de riesgo obstétrico. Resultados perinatales en gestantes de edad avanzada

La edad materna como factor de riesgo obstétrico. Resultados perinatales en gestantes de edad avanzada

The delay of motherhood: Reasons, determinants, time used to achieve pregnancy, and maternal anxiety level

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