Fertility over 40 years

Fertility over 40 years

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Fertility over 40 years
Posted in 2013

More women than ever are trying to conceive over the age of 40, that is a fact. In most developed countries the world over we are finding that women have more freedoms and equalities than past times. There is no denying this is wonderful. This gives us the freedom to focus on career goals, travel, making our creative dreams a possibility, rather than feeling like we have to have children right away in our 20’s. We are no longer as stuck as we once were, but what about that nagging fear of fertility decline as we age? In this article we’ll be discussing what happens to women’s fertility as we reach the age of 40; and how to prepare for conception over 40. We’ll go over medical options as well as natural methods to support the body such as cleansing and a fertility specific diet, and working towards improving uterine and  egg health and cervical mucous production.


My advise
1...  In modern life style most of woman facing many problems even in 30 years  to conceive due to unhealthy life style, unhealthy food habits.
2...  I suggest to follow healthy habits and take healthy egg from others if you are more than 40 years.


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