How old are women to be infertile?

More than 45 years old is the risk period for childbirth, which is no longer suitable for childbearing, and having a child is equivalent to a life.

After the age of 50, generally after menopause, women are unable to have children when they are completely menopausal.

When I was 60 years old, because I was already menopausal at this time, I had no eggs.

Women in generalOver 45 years oldFertility is unlikely. The peak age of female childbearing is 25 years old and gradually decreases thereafter. After the age of 31, the pregnancy rate of women decreases by 12% per year, and by the age of 35, fertility decreases by 50%, and the decline is more pronounced after the age of 36At the age of 45, it is down 95 per cent, and only one in 10,000 women gives birth at the age of 47 or older.

Many women over the age of 30 start their own pregnancy plans after thorough preconception preparation, but no matter how hard they try, they cannot conceive the new life they are looking for. The causes of infertility are in addition to some diseasesAge itself is also one of the important reasons

How old can a woman be fertileTheoretically, 18-year-old women are already fertile, but the optimal age for women to have children is generally 23 to 30 years.

Generally around the age of 18, the girl's ovarian function is mature and secretes sex hormones, there is periodic ovulation, and the internal and external reproductive systems of the body have matured, and theoretically can get pregnant. However, pregnancy is not always better, and young women are not fully mature physically and mentally, and they are too early to take on the responsibilities of motherhood and the physical burden of pregnancy.

23 30-year-old women, physique and energy have also reached the peak of their lives, the quality of eggs has also reached the best period, this period of conception, the possibility of imbecile and malformation is relatively small, and because of the good physical fitness of women, the possibility of dystocia and premature birth is also relatively small, and the probability of pregnancy complications is also low. Women over the age of 35 are pregnant and are susceptible to gestational hypertension, preeclampsia, gestational diabetes and other diseases, prone to uterine atony leading to dystocia, postpartum infection and postpartum anemia. It has a certain impact on the fetus, which can easily lead to intrauterine growth retardation, fetal malformations, premature birth, etc. Therefore, it is recommended that it is best to give birth between the ages of 23 and 30 to reduce the risk of complications for both the mother and the fetus.

This content was reviewed by Zhang Liju, Chief Physician of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Beijing Ditan Hospital, Capital Medical University.

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