Patient's question:
My husband, who was born in 1974, got pregnant in 1995. He doesn’t want the child now and wants to have an abortion. He says he’s only 23 and wants to wait a couple of years before having a child because he’s not ready yet. My peers all have children, and I’m getting older. It’ll be harder for me to get pregnant in the future. We’ve argued many times about this.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the fertility rate of women tends to increase with age, and the risk of pregnancy also rises significantly. It is recommended to choose how to focus on preserving the fetus based on the actual situation. If you focus on early pregnancy, it is advisable to promptly undergo various prenatal screening tests and enhance prenatal check-ups. In your case, carrying a child at an advanced age is indeed something to cherish. It is recommended that you prioritize preserving the child, as your age is advanced. If you choose to have an abortion, it may lead to infertility. It is suggested that you carefully consider this. Wishing you a happy life!