Can You Get Pregnant at 40? What Are The Chances Of Getting Pregnant When You Are Older?

Double board certified OBGYN and REI, Dr. Natalie Crawford, responds to a comment received about getting pregnant at an older age. In this video Dr. Crawford breaks down a popular study called "Time To Conceive" which gives data on fecundability or your chance of getting pregnant each month as you get older. It's important to understand this data when it comes to planning your family.

Questions Answered:

What is fecundability?

How were the pregnancy rates measured in the past?

What are the new studies?

How does fecundability change if you’ve had a child before?

Is there a higher risk of complications with pregnancy as you get older?

How can egg quality impact pregnancy and fertility?

Should you freeze your eggs at 40?

What can you do if you are TTC over 40 to optimize fertility?

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