20/10/2026
If you’re trying to conceive in your late 30s,
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1. Your egg count has been declining for years. Egg quantity decreases naturally with age. Turning 35 doesn’t start the decline, but age-related changes become increasingly important when planning a pregnancy.
2. Egg quality matters just as much as quantity. As age increases, a higher proportion of eggs may have chromosomal abnormalities, affecting the chances of conception and increasing miscarriage risk.
3. Fertility doesn’t change overnight at 35. There’s no sudden switch on your birthday. Fertility changes gradually, although the decline can become more noticeable with age.
4. The time you wait before seeking help matters. Under 35, fertility evaluation is generally recommended after 12 months of trying. From 35 onwards, seek evaluation after 6 months, or sooner if you’re over 40 or have known fertility concerns.
5. Your ovarian reserve is individual. Two women of the same age can have very different ovarian reserve results. Your age is one part of the picture; your medical history and fertility assessment matter, too.
Dr. Anagha Nawal
📞+91 9699020810
Note: This content is for educational purposes only and should not be considered a substitute for individual medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
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