Does IVF success drop after 35 and how quickly should one act?
2 months ago
I’m in my mid-30s and constantly worried time is slipping away. Do IVF success rates drastically reduce after 35, and how quickly should someone in this age group act if they want a realistic chance of conceiving?
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Fertility does start declining faster after 35, mainly because egg quality drops with age. This affects both natural conception and IVF success. However, many women in their mid-to-late 30s still conceive with the right guidance. The key is not delaying evaluation and treatment.
A fertility specialist can check your AMH, antral follicle count, and your partner’s semen health. Based on this, they’ll tell you whether you should try naturally for a few months, try IUI, or move towards IVF.
Acting sooner provides more treatment options because your egg quality is still reasonably strong at this stage.
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