Dr. Kusuma M Vijay Podcast

Fertility in a woman’s 20s is generally at its peak, with higher chances of conception each menstrual cycle and lower risks of pregnancy-related complications. During this phase, egg quality and quantity are optimal, making it the most favorable time for natural conception.

As women enter their 30s, fertility begins to decline gradually due to a natural reduction in egg number and quality. Despite this, many women in their early 30s can still conceive naturally without difficulty. However, after the age of 35, the decline in fertility becomes more pronounced, and the risk of complications such as miscarriage, gestational diabetes, and chromosomal abnormalities increases.

It is important to remember that fertility is influenced by several individual factors, including overall health, lifestyle, hormonal balance, and underlying medical conditions. Seeking timely medical advice and maintaining a healthy lifestyle can help optimize fertility and support informed family planning decisions at any age.