Seriously ridiculous questions. I know many of my Gen-X peers started families in their 40’s without assistance.
> The percentage of IVF cycle starts that resulted in live births was 41.5% in women younger than 35 years, 31.9% in women aged 35–37 years, 22.1% in women aged 38–40 years, 12.4% in women aged 41–42 years, 5% in women aged 43–44 years, and 1 % for women older than 44 years. In contrast, in patients who used eggs obtained from healthy, young donors, 51% of fresh transfers resulted in a live birth, regardless of the age of the recipient.
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Nature is different as fertility patterns between man and women.
If women does not have their ducks in line at 32.
This thread happens.
I am not saying this is fair or nice.
However men usually dies 5 years earlier in average.
Things are different saying its not does not help.
Edge cases are not normal.
I’m sorry but a woman would not post this BS
But if you’re up on fertility issues, it’s a legitimate concern. As people age, the rate of fertility success inevitably goes down, and the risks (e.g. Down syndrome) go up pretty dramatically.
Having frozen eggs greatly reduces those risks, and for an older man that wants kids, a potential wife with frozen eggs could mean a lot.
Gave birth to our “happy accident” a few months after my 40th, chasing around a robustly normal, deviously clever near-two-year-old now.