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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Fertility isn't magically cut off at 35. It is only slightly more difficult to get pregnant at 36 than it is at 34. Let's look at what the experts said in 1982, way, way, way before IVF was commonplace and way before our little incel troll was a gleam in his mother's eye. Likelihood of Conceiving in 12 Months by Age: 30-34 years old - 63% 35-39 years old - 52% Source here is the Guttmacher Institute. Would be interesting to see if the person claiming fertility is over the day of your 35th birthday has a better source. [/quote] No it doesn’t magically cut off but there are hundreds of credible studies showing that on average fertility begins rapidly decline around your mid thirties. For those who want biological children (and particularly those who are not willing/financially able to pursue IVF) to just assume they’ll be in the 50 % able to conceive with a year without assistance post 35 seems pretty foolhardy.[/quote] Right, but you do realize that it's not IVF or no baby at all, right? There are loads of things between IVF that hopeful parents can try, and in fact, doctors will recommend before IVF. It's not "Either you are in the lucky 52% or you have to do IVF." You are being absurd. Just admit you are wrong.[/quote] Please share these loads of in between alternatives would-be parents of “advanced medical age” can/should try to have a biological child. After trying for over a year we visited 3 fertility specialists at ages 38 (DH) and 37 (DW), specifically looking for alternatives to IVF, and [b]were told by each that in most cases for couples post 35 that we’re having trouble conceiving IVF was the only good/high chance option[/b].[/quote] Having worked in women's health, I don't believe this? Doctors wouldn't say things like this. [/quote] DP here. I was also told this around age 35 by a RE. For example, they mentioned IUI but said it’s not as likely to work, so if you want to maximize success in the quickest amount of time then IVF is recommended. I’m not saying that I believe all of that, but that’s what they said. [/quote]
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