The age range of male elderly childbearing
Male elder childbearing means that men still maintain fertility in a larger age range. Generally speaking, the male fertility will gradually decline after the age gradually increases. Therefore, the age range for men to give birth at an advanced age is relatively broad, and the following are some common age ranges:
30-45 years old: This age group is the most fertile period for men. In this age group, men's sperm quality and quantity are relatively ideal, and they are easy to conceive.
45-50 years old: With the growth of age, the male fertility has declined. Although it is still possible to conceive naturally at this age, the success rate will be lower than that of men aged 30-45.
Over 50: male fertility will decline significantly with age. At this age, although reproductive treatment is still possible, the success rate will be very low.
In general, the age range for men to give birth at an advanced age is relatively broad, but for men over 45 years old, especially those over 50 years old, the trend of fertility decline will be more obvious.
The age range of women's elderly childbearing
Women's elderly childbearing means that women still maintain fertility within a larger age range. The fertility and egg quality of women will gradually decline with the increase of age, so the age range for women to give birth at an advanced age is relatively limited. Here are some common age ranges:
35-40 years old: This age group is the golden age for women to have children. In this age group, women's reproductive system functions well, the probability of ovulation and pregnancy is high, and the quality of eggs is relatively good.
40-45 years old: with the growth of age, women's fertility began to decline, and the quality of eggs also decreased accordingly. In this age group, it is relatively difficult for women to conceive, and the support of reproductive treatment needs to be strengthened.
Over 45 years old: women over 45 years old are very unlikely to have a natural pregnancy. At this age, if there is a need for fertility, it often needs the support of assisted reproductive technology.
In general, the age range for women to give birth at an advanced age is relatively narrow, and the fertility of women over 40 years old, especially those over 45 years old, has declined significantly.
Factors influencing male elderly childbearing
Male fertility at an advanced age is affected by many factors:
Reproductive hormone level: with the growth of age, the testicular function of men gradually decreases, and the secretion of reproductive hormone will decrease, thus affecting the quality and quantity of sperm.
Living habits: unhealthy living habits, such as smoking, excessive drinking and irregular diet, will have a negative impact on sperm and reduce fertility.
Diseases and drugs: Some chronic diseases and long-term use of drugs will affect male fertility. For example, blood pressure drugs, antibiotics, antipsychotics, etc.
Factors affecting women's elderly childbearing
Women's ability to procreate at an advanced age is also affected by many factors:
Ovarian reserve: With the growth of age, the number of eggs available in the female ovary gradually decreases, and the quality will also decline.
Uterine function: With the growth of age, the function of the uterus will gradually decline, which is prone to atrophy, glandular dysplasia and other problems, affecting the implantation and development of embryos.
Lifestyle: unhealthy lifestyle, such as irregular diet, lack of exercise, and excessive fatigue, will have a negative impact on women's fertility.
summary
The age range of male elderly childbearing is roughly 30-50 years old, and the fertility of men over 45 years old is significantly reduced. The age range of women's elderly childbearing is relatively narrow, between 35 and 45 years old, and the fertility of women after 40 years old is significantly reduced. The factors of male elder childbearing include the level of reproductive hormone, living habits and the influence of diseases and drugs; The factors of women's elderly fertility include ovarian reserve, uterine function and lifestyle. Understanding these factors is very important for couples who plan to give birth at an advanced age. They should conduct comprehensive health assessment and reproductive adjustment under the guidance of doctors.
