This weeks #ifwhhottopic: should there be an age limit on provision of fertility treatment for men and women? This week I have been teaching my students about fertility and infertility. Women experience fertility decline from age 35 and the vast majority will be unable to have ..
children with their own eggs by their mid 40s. Women aged over 45 should not attempt IVF using their own eggs as the chance of success is zero. But women can get pregnant past their 40s if they use a donor egg. For men we see a decrease in fertility over age 45 but the majority..
will be fertile until they die. But for men over the age of 45 there is an increase in the risk of miscarriage and they  are more likely to have children with genetic diseases and also conditions such as autism. What celebrity older mothers and fathers can you think of?
It is quite easy to think of older Dads – George Clooney, Rod Stewart, Donald Trump! One thing they all have in common is a much younger partner. Older Mums include Janet Jackson and Bridgette Nielsen. In the UK, the HFEA recommendations are that we do not treat a woman with....
donor eggs past the age of 49. The reason for this is the obstetric risks are high when women in their late 40s and 50s are pregnant. In UK hospitals we occasionally see pregnant women in their 50s as they have had egg donation abroad and our NHS teams have to look after ...
these high risk pregnancies. I have heard of two cases where 53 year old women were carrying triplets. #fertilityweek #ivf #fertility #infertility #fertilityed #fertilityawareness #fertilityjourney #ttc #youarenotalone #fertilitysupport #ttccommunity #infertilitysucks #ttcuk
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