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Brigitte Nielsen baby at 54 sparks debate about older mothers

Brigitte Nielsen baby at 54 sparks debate about older mothers




At the age of 54 Brigade Nielsen has given birth, this news has focused on the growing number of older mothers.

In June, the actress giving birth to daughter Frida was forced to defend the critics' decision.

"Some women think, 'My God, I am very old,' but how many men are their first children in the 60's and 70's and they never doubt?

He told the People's Magazine, "I fully respect that not everyone likes it, but this is my life, and there is a strong relationship with my husband and me."

Brigitte Nielsen baby at 54 sparks debate about older mothers


Nielsen married Mattia Dessey in 2006, who was 39 in 2006, and began to cool her eggs in 40. He said that he had given 3-4% chance of conceiving his egg, and succeeded after trying with IVF for 14 years.

Frida is her first child with Daisy, although the Danish actress has four other sons from the previous marriage.
Post-menopause motherhood
The number of older mothers is increasing with pregnancy rates for more than 40 women since 1990.

Statistics released this year by the National Statistics Office (ONS) show pregnancy rate in 2016, the latest year figures have declined in all age groups, except for people 40 years and over, where rate increased by 2% is.

Data does not currently divide more than 50 mothers, but experts from reproductive clinic say that the number of women seeking treatment in the late 40s and 50s is increasing.

Dr. Janine Elson, Medical Director, Group of Leading IVF Clinics of Care Reproduction Group says that the number of women who want to become pregnant more than 50 years of age has increased, especially for those women, preparing a new information booklet for those women Has been.



He insisted that although many elderly women have healthy children, the risk increases with age. More than 50 women can use donor eggs, unless their eggs are frozen when they are young.

"We will examine more women more than 50 years of age because they are at the highest risk of early diabetes, high cholesterol and early breast cancer," she says.

Despite the tendency of the old motherhood, anyone giving birth to the second half of the 30's is considered to be at greater risk of blood pressure, pre-eclampsia and pregnancy diabetes. If they are using their eggs, then the risk of genetic abnormality increases with age.

In the 50's, women should not experience any problem with breastfeeding, but after birth, potentially going through menopause can lead to additional challenges.

Dr. Elson said: "Once you have gone through pregnancy, hormones will be reduced and women can go to menopause and the child can experience emotional delicate and hot flush with the night of sleep.

"She said, women in the 50's can feel more comfortable to help and reach services than very young women."

Increase in mothers over 45 years of age

Freeze ovary to promote fertility

lack of support

Another issue for older mothers is the lack of peer support. Although in the early 40's, mothers are now common in school gates, but very few are found in the late half of the 40s and 50's.

Dr. Genp Guttin is a Senior Research Associate at the London Women's Clinic and visits the researcher at the Center for Family Research, Cambridge University.

"All mothers need support from colleagues and one issue is that there is no support group for older mothers."

Gertin agrees with Briggett Nielsen that older mothers are judged more rigorously than older fathers.

"Nobody shines a glimpse of George Clooney's 56-year-old twins, when it comes to father, then we believe that he can be removed more, with little hands.
"On the other hand, women accuse women of becoming selfish to leave motherhood very late."

The London Women's Clinician treats donor-egg women by the age of 54 years.



"We do not have a national cut-off date in the UK, so we consider it appropriate to keep the child's welfare in mind."

The clinic has seen a threefold increase in young women who cool their eggs between 2004 and 2015.

The availability of IVF treatment on NHS is different according to your area, and the current guidelines recommend money only to women till the age of 42 years.

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