Revealing the age of the best fertility in both sexes

Are you planning to become pregnant? Follow these statistics on pregnancy age rates below to be able to increase your conception rate.

First of all, understand that you are born from 1 in about 2 million eggs. That's all the eggs you'll have for life. Only one week in your cycle, the pregnancy rate is really favorable. If you know your fertility rate at all different ages, you can better plan to have a baby.

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Ages of pregnancy - Beyond 20 years (From 20 to 24)

When a woman is 21 years old, 90% of her eggs are completely chromosomal normal. This gives you a chance to conceive a healthy baby. The average woman's best birth age is at 24.

Women under 25 have a 96% chance of conceiving in a year. If men of this age have fertility problems, most are easy to treat. Not even the help of a specialist is not required unless the conception takes more than a year.

Mid-20s (25 to 29)

Between the ages of 25 and 34, you have a 86% chance of conceiving if you have sex for a year. Your chance of having a miscarriage is 10%. Continue doing what you have done and you will be able to have a baby within a year. There is no need to consult an expert until you have been actively trying for more than 12 months with no success.

Top 30 (30 to 34)

Your conception rate is still very high - up to 86%. However, the chance of miscarriage in your 30s has increased by 20%. Some doctors recommend seeing a doctor if you are still having trouble getting a baby after 9 months.

It is advisable to see a doctor to correctly identify any problems and deal with them before your fertility begins to decline faster after age 35.

Mid to late stage 30 (35 to 39)

Being able to get pregnant at this point is still pretty good. At the age of 35, most women have a 15 to 20% chance of getting pregnant in a given month. That could mean a 78% chance of getting pregnant during the year.
But 35 seems to be the point where fertility is decreasing. The most common reasons are poor egg quality, or a defective chromosome. You also have a higher risk of miscarriage, Down syndrome or an abnormal baby.

About 30% of women aged 35 may take a year or more to conceive. If you have trouble conceiving after six months, see a specialist for some tests. Insemination in the uterus is a less invasive fertility technology. In vitro fertilization (IVF) can also be a great treatment option.

Finally, here's your last chance to freeze eggs, if you don't want to get pregnant right now. A woman can freeze her eggs until the age of 40. Then it is possible to have a baby from your frozen eggs many years later.

Over 40 years old (40 to 44)

At this age, the quality and quantity of eggs go down. You may face a few challenges that make conception and pregnancy more difficult.

By the age of 40, 90% of a woman's eggs may have chromosomal abnormalities. Support from reproductive technologies becomes more common at this point. It's not just the egg problem. Men also have more problems. For women there is also an increase in problems of the uterine lining with age. The lining of the uterus and blood supply to it decreases with age, making it harder for eggs to implant.

Women reaching menopause have shorter menstrual cycles. So couples need to adjust the time of intercourse around the day of ovulation to maximize their chances.

The rule of thumb at this age to conceive naturally is to have sex every day around the time of ovulation. If the conception takes more than three months, see your doctor right away.

You are at age 45 or older

At the age of 45, a woman's chance of getting pregnant is no more than 3% or 4%. That is by no means impossible, but assisted reproductive technologies are almost always needed, IVF being the most common.

Some of the remaining eggs may have chromosomal abnormalities. Pre-IVF screening is therefore very important. The success rate is 0 - 1%. Most clinics recommend using eggs donated by a young woman to people who want to conceive between the ages of 46 and 50.

For a woman in her mid-40s who wants a biological pregnancy, using donated eggs is the best way. Even if she's at menopause, the success rate is around 60-65% using a young woman's donated eggs.

How to increase your chances of getting pregnant at any age

Whatever your age, you can maximize your chances of conceiving each month by pinpointing when you ovulate.

Ovulation usually happens 14 days before your next period, no matter how long your cycle is. Such as:

If you have a 34-day cycle, you ovulate around the 20th;

A woman with a 26-day cycle will ovulate on day 12.

Whatever your ovulation date, plan to have sex 5 days before and 2 days after ovulation.

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