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[quote=Anonymous]Like many people on this site, I am 42 and TTC. We have two children (one IVF, one natural) and we want a third. A FET this past January was not successful and we were told there is only a 5% chance I will be able to concieve naturally and of course, a high chance of miscarriage if I do. I was wondering what that 5% statistic is based on (and didn't think to ask the RE at the time)? Is that 5% of all women who try to conceive? How many 40YO+ women out there are trying to conceive to being with? I would think the majority must be younger overall. So then is it 5% of women who are being treated for infertility? Wouldn't these rates be lower for a number of reasons besides age? Is it based on how many women over 40 give birth overall? I am just trying to understand exactly where this number comes from. I was ovulating regularly before the FET, which seemed to have somehow thrown me off track for several months afterwards. Now I am ovulating again and using the Clear Blue Fertility Monitor but only for 2 months so nothing yet. We had so much sex during my fertile time that it's hard to believe I didn't get pregnant. Then again, it's also hard to believe I am 42. [/quote]
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