Penn Fertility Care e-newsletter
 

Fall 2004

 

 

Understanding Infertility

 

 

When to See a Fertility Specialist

 

 

Conception Without Medical Assistance

 

 

What Causes Infertility?

 

 

How to Select a Specialist
 

Chances of Conception Without Medical Assistance

Generally, fertility shows signs of decline by age 30, dips sharply at age 35 and plunges as a woman nears age 40.

Many women believe that they can put off having a baby until they reach their late 30’s or early 40’s and then become pregnant with the same ease as their younger counterparts. While it is true that many women are still fertile into their 40’s, the chances of conception decrease dramatically as a woman ages.

Chances of Conception Without Medical Assistance

 

In one month

In six months

In one year

Early 20’s

25%

75%

94%

Late 20’s/early 30’s

15%

38-47%

70-85%

Late 30’s

10%

22-24%

65-70%

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