Russian women have been given an age limit by which they must have children.
State Duma deputy Tatyana Butskaya shared her opinion on this topic. Her words are quoted by the radio station "Moscow Speaks" in its Telegram channel.
A member of the lower house of parliament believes that Russian women should have children before the age of 35.
Speaking about this, Butskaya referred to the knowledge that she received during her studies at the medical institute.
The deputy believes that it will not be possible to outwit biology.
She explained that after age 35, the risk of genetic mutation increases “exponentially.”
Therefore, Russian women should think about having children before they reach this age, Butskaya is sure.
At the same time, the parliamentarian pointed out that modern medicine has achieved certain successes in the field of reproductive medicine.
But the deputy believes that it is possible to do without this.
Butskaya emphasized that the secret lies in skillful planning of one’s life.
The deputy is confident that there are opportunities for this.
“Everything can be perfectly integrated up to 35 [years],” the parliamentarian summed up.
Butskaya made her statement against the backdrop of the difficult demographic situation observed in Russia.
Many experts are sounding the alarm on this matter. The State Duma is also speaking out on this topic and offering various options for solving the problem.
