Age and Fertility
As age increases, the likelihood of chromosomal abnormalities in eggs rises, significantly affecting fertility rates and the chances of successful pregnancies. The conversation highlights that while younger individuals have a better return on investment when freezing eggs, older patients still have options, albeit with informed understanding of their odds. Miscarriage rates also escalate with age, emphasizing the importance of realistic expectations in reproductive health decisions.In this clip
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Dr. Natalie Crawford: Female Hormone Health, Fertility & Vitality
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