Dr. Sharon Malone
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first heard Jul 2026
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And then when you get into your early 30s,
It's a little different, but it's not markedly different.
You know, what's the difference between 32 and 28?
Probably not that much.
But once you get to about 35, 36, then we start to see some of the more of the age-related fertility decline.
Our fertility is declining, but it's more rapid.
once you get to your mid-30s, to the point where by the time you get to your early 40s, then it's even lower.
I mean, you know, the likelihood that you will conceive at 40 is way less than what it would be if you try to conceive at 20.
So we have two things.
We have number of eggs, and that's more of an issue when you're 50.
But when you are in that window of declining fertility, like between 35 and your 40s,
There's also another component that we don't think of, that some of it's genetic, some of it's environmental, and that is your eggs have an expiration date stamped on them.
So you don't know when yours is.
It is helpful to know your family history.
That's why I encourage young women.
I said, please talk to your mother.
Ask your mother, Mom, did you have trouble conceiving?
How old were you when you had your last baby?
When did you stop using birth control?
That tells you a lot of things.
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