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We’ve all heard the horror stories of women unable to get pregnant when they’ve waited until their late 30s or early 40s to get started. Because of all the publicity this problem has generated, a “more mature” couple may panic if they aren’t pregnant within six months after starting to try. If this is your case, don’t press the panic button just yet. Even younger couples often need six months to a year of trying before they finally conceive. Becoming pregnant without medical intervention is preferable for many reasons, so it’s worthwhile for the two of you to relax.

Conception and the Mature Mom

Beginning in your early 30s, your ability to conceive starts to decline. The lifetime’s worth of eggs you were born with (as many as two million), is aging along with the rest of your body. It’s not only the quantity but the quality of the eggs that declines with age. Older eggs are more difficult to fertilize, don’t implant as well, and have a higher risk of being miscarried. But don’t lose hope. As we all know, medical technology in this area has advanced by leaps and bounds. If it turns out you need it, and you’re willing to go the medical route, a host of alternatives are available to you.

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