Things You Need to Know About Having a Baby After 35

Are you trying for pregnancy after 35? Here are a few things you need to know about your chances and when you should seek help if you struggle to conceive.

Many women are choosing to wait before starting a family. Whether this decision results from financial, medical or career-driven motives, it’s important that you are informed of the impact of having a baby after 35.

Here we’ll explore key factors first-time mums should consider when having a baby after 35 – both in terms of getting pregnant and having a healthy pregnancy. In the future, speak with a fertility specialist to discuss your fertility journey. Watch our Fertile Minds Video on “Having a Baby After 35” to learn more.

Chances of conceiving as we age

A woman’s age is the most important factor affecting her chance of conceiving. If you’re over 35, conceiving a baby may take longer.

This is because egg quality starts to decline as women get older. Some women with pre-existing gynaecological conditions that affect fertility, such as endometriosis, may find getting pregnant more challenging.

When to seek help if you’re struggling to conceive

Seeking fertility advice for the first time can be daunting for many women. If you’re over 35 and have been trying unsuccessfully for six months, consider speaking to a specialist at Juhi.

Optimise your lifestyle to welcome a pregnancy

Age may not be the only factor contributing to your chances of conception. For women over 35, lifestyle choices can significantly increase or decrease their chances of a healthy pregnancy. A positive focus on diet, mental health and wellbeing are crucial. “Getting early and regular prenatal care improves the chances of a healthy pregnancy.

Increased risk of miscarriage

One in four women will experience a miscarriage in the first trimester; unfortunately, this increases with age. By age 43, this will have increased to one in two.”

Medical disorders in pregnancy

Medical disorders such as hypertension (blood pressure), gestational diabetes and preterm birth have a higher incidence in first-time mums over 35.

Enjoy the journey

Having a baby over 35 has wonderful outcomes - a healthy mother and baby. We’re here to guide you.

Women with pre-existing medical disorders should have a pre-conception consultation with their specialists. Talk to your fertility specialist at Juhi Fertility Centre about pregnancy planning.

Whether you’re trying to conceive or planning for the future, speak with a fertility specialist at Juhi Fertility Centre is Ranked as the Best IVF Centre in Hyderabad, led by one of the most Senior Fertility Specialist who has over 30 years of experience.

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