What You Need to Know About Fertility in Your 20s, 30s & 40s

Dr. Nicole Noyse is a reproductive endocrinologist from the NYU Fertility Center. She joins Katie to tell us what we need to know about fertility in our 20s, 30s and 40s.

[@Faithfullfertilitytv]

The 20’s are crucial time. My baby is a gift at 43 years

[@ronniewiseman7651]

Was it hard to get pregnant?

[@montymython754]

Ladies, we need to teach our daughters about their fertility and emphasize that they should not be waiting until their thirties or forties if they want a family. I think it’s insane there are so many women out there in their thirties who still don’t even know if they want kids. You should already know by that time. Fertility is fragile and fleeting. Building a family is the most meaningful thing that most people will do with their lives and it shouldn't take a backseat to career building or be treated like an afterthought.

[@aroramineart5321]

Or maybe we need to teach our daughters to start a family when they are ready ?? Be it 18,25 or 30…any age before 35 is okay lol

[@montymython754]

@@aroramineart5321 umm, isn’t that what we are currently doing? And no one is ever “ready”. Women wait too long to settle down and then they are left with a smaller and less eligible dating pool (who tend to date younger when they can), and a higher chance of infertility. Women need to be taught the very real fact that fertility declines after mid-20s so that they can be ready at an appropriate age. A woman who thinks she can put off the decision of whether to have children well into her 30s is deluding herself, and as mothers we are setting our daughters up for heartbreak if we don’t give them a dose of reality.

[@aroramineart5321]

@@montymython754 the very ‘real’ fact is TOTALLY wrong darling, and every women are not the same !!! Get it ?!! We are not freakin animals who simply reproduce we got brains and desires ! Your fertility rate as a woman decreases rapidly after 35 and as a man after 38, it’s up to the person to choose keeping in mind all risks. I got friends who are great mothers already, my mom got friends that have toddlers as well as grand kids and they are all happy. In my culture MANY mothers regret not focusing on career, and for your information women are not manufactured as baby making machines just as men aren’t AtM machines. They should check their reproductive health and plan accordingly come on it’s freakin 2024 maybe get educated a bit huh What you’re saying had been happening since forever there’s a reason people changed perspectives

[@rheasalez468]

Very informative ♥

[@brittanygibson7373]

Wow

[@JenniferFlores-hs8ow]

Well you want to know something I had my kids in my late twenties and in my thirties and I caught something and my kids came out all okay

[@TanyaB-cl2sk]

If everything goes well this should do the job. But listen, there's one factor that's usually overlooked that can considerably speed up the process, unfortunately I do not have it at hand, but it can be go’ogled Dobbie Nerkstrol's Infertility Cure, I think.

[@Daniel_B_23]

Freezing your eggs is playing God. Period.

[@kp361]

So is having cancer treatment, taking paracetamol and antibiotics and having heart surgery. God gives people the skills to heal and have a good chance of having babies. Get over it.

[@prizma45]

You don't define what is playing God, God does j3w @@kp361

[@emeka62]

@@kp361Right? Human innovation is playing God, as if God didn’t give humans the ability to do those things. What a dumb comment.

[@user-or2vq1vq9w]

Well if you don't believe in God, your good

[@prizma45]

j3w @@user-or2vq1vq9w