Age, AMH and fertility

When you think about trying to conceive, your age is probably one of the first things that come to mind. And it’s true that age is a major factor in fertility. But it’s not the only factor. Your age, combined with the age of your eggs, as well as your general health, all play a role in your fertility. Age Your age is the most important factor in your fertility. As you age, your eggs age with you. In your early to mid-20s, you have about a 20% chance of getting pregnant each month. By age 30, your chance of getting pregnant each month starts to decline. Your chance of becoming pregnant each month by the age of 35 is only slightly higher than it was in your twenties. Furthermore, your chance of becoming pregnant each month by the age of 40 is only about 5%. Egg quality In addition to your age, the quality of your eggs also plays a role in your fertility. As you age, the quality of your eggs declines. This is why your chance of getting pregnant declines as you age. ...