First of all, if women do not receive proper prenatal and postnatal care during childbirth, they will face many health risks, including infection, bleeding, coagulation disorders and even death. In addition, experiences during childbirth may have an impact on women's mental health, such as postpartum depression.
However, in addition to the risks brought by childbirth itself, women's reproductive health also faces other challenges, such as irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome and so on.
Related to this, the advance or delay of women's reproductive age will also have a negative impact on women's fertility and reproductive health. Early childbearing may lead to the lack of education and career opportunities and even serious health problems; The possible risks of delayed childbearing include infertility and high-risk parturient.
Therefore, in general, the harm of childbirth to women is multifaceted. This question needs to be considered comprehensively from reproductive health and women's own situation, rather than giving a specific answer arbitrarily. Every woman's situation is different, so we should make corresponding choices according to the actual situation.