Late childbirth protects against oncological diseases

September 30, 2014

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Women who decide on the birth of a child in a relatively late age, and were able to give birth to a baby in 33-37 years   naturally, twice increases the likelihood of subsequently become a long-liver. This information was recently reported by scientists from the United States.

The fact that later motherhood may subsequently result in a number of negative consequences, at the time told by many experts. However, there are some positive in the quest to become a mother in the middle age.

Prove the last statement came from US scientists, who initiated a special investigation. It was attended by about 5 thousand residents of Denmark and the United States. During the study found that women who gave birth to their children in a natural way 33-37 years Twice increased the likelihood to live a longer life.

To date, scientists do not undertake to analyze a pattern and called the alleged reasons for longevity. In their view, those women who were able to conceive later years, enjoy better health than their peers who do not succeed. In addition, some scholars are inclined to believe the correct hypothesis, according to which later gave birth to a woman inherited from their mothers' longevity gene.

Earlier, experts from University of Southern California   have reported that, in their opinion, the birth of a baby after 30 years of helping women protect themselves from cancer diseases. The researchers reported that, due to late childbirth women can reduce the risk of dependent Estrogen   Cancer, as well as to protect themselves from the more rare and more aggressive cancer, independent of hormones. According to experts, women who conceive easily in the middle years are a relatively healthy endometrium . Also, do not discount the influence of estrogen on the body that are actively produced during pregnancy.

However, many scientists and have a completely different view of the birth of a child in a relatively mature age. According to British scientists, many of today's women are simply not aware of the risks that occur during pregnancy and childbirth after 35 years of age. In the process of the study revealed that less than half of women who had interviewed were aware of the increased risk of age diabetes   during pregnancy, as well as an increase in the frequency of caesarean section . Therefore, experts recommend that women more interested in the peculiarities of pregnancy and childbirth in later years.