WOMEN’S HEALTH • FERTILITY CARE

Age-Related Fertility

Understand how age may influence egg quantity, egg quality and pregnancy chances, and explore fertility options suited to your stage of life.

How does age affect fertility?

Female fertility generally declines with age, particularly due to changes in egg quantity and quality. The decline becomes more significant in the mid-to-late 30s and continues with increasing age.

Why does fertility decline with age?

Age-related changes can influence several aspects of reproductive health.

Are there signs of age-related fertility decline?

Fertility decline does not always cause noticeable symptoms.

How is age-related fertility evaluated?

A complete assessment helps determine reproductive potential and treatment options.

1. Fertility History

We review menstrual, pregnancy and fertility history.

2. Ovarian Reserve Testing

AMH and antral follicle count may help assess ovarian reserve.

3. Ultrasound Assessment

Ultrasound evaluates the uterus and ovaries.

4. Partner & Fertility Assessment

Relevant male and female fertility factors are evaluated together.

Fertility Options for Age-Related Infertility

Treatment is based on age, ovarian reserve and individual fertility factors.

Timed Conception

Cycle tracking may help identify the fertile window.

Ovulation Treatment

Medication may be considered in selected cases.

IUI

May be appropriate when other fertility factors are favorable

IVF

May offer an additional treatment option depending on individual circumstances.

Fertility Preservation

Egg freezing may be considered earlier in reproductive life for future family planning.

Frequently Aksed Questions?

1. At what age does female fertility decline?

Fertility gradually declines with age, with a more noticeable decline in the mid-to-late 30s.

2. Does age affect egg quality?

Yes. Egg quality generally declines with age.

3. Can I get pregnant naturally after 35?

Yes, but fertility may be lower than at younger ages.

4. Does IVF overcome age-related fertility decline?

IVF can help with conception, but age-related changes in egg quality remain relevant.

5. Should I check my ovarian reserve?

An ovarian reserve assessment may provide useful information for fertility planning.

6. Can egg freezing preserve fertility?

Egg freezing can preserve eggs for potential future use, with outcomes influenced by age at freezing.

Your fertility timeline is personal. Plan it with the right information.

Explore your fertility options with a specialist