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Reply to "Age 35 Isn’t a Fertility Cliff. Why Do We Think It Is?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]From your own link: "Indeed, early population studies do demonstrate that certain risks, namely the risks of infertility, miscarriage, and chromosomal abnormalities, increase more significantly at age 35. (To be clear, these risks are age-dependent and increase steadily with age generally, but at some point their rate of increase increases, and that inflection point has been pinpointed by some studies at age 35.)" So that's why. Because of the facts. [/quote] And by 40 many women require donor eggs. And most require minimally clomid. Ask your 40 year old mom friends. You want your own kids,safest to have them in early 30s. [/quote]
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