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Understanding your numbers from Age to FSH...

May 15, 2012 @ 09:42 AM — by Team RMI
Tagged with: Fsh Diminished Ovarian Reserve Infertility Amh

FSH, three letters that can wreak havoc on those trying to have a child.  Once referred to as the “cruelest number,” it has long been used as a predictor of someone’s chance to conceive – a/k/a a measurement of ovarian reserve.  In this way, measuring FSH has been one of the earliest tools for helping to understand fertility decline with age.

The Women most likely to…

June 03, 2011 @ 11:51 AM — by Dr. Rinehart
Tagged with: Diminished Ovarian Reserve Perimenopause Menopause Age And Fertility Race And Fertility

So much can be, and is, said about the best means to conceive a child in the shortest duration possible.

There is little doubt that when looking at ‘The Women most likely to…”, age plays a significant factor.

While earlier studies seem to point to women maintaining optimal fertility through the age of 35, 40 and beyond; recent evidence has demonstrated that a woman’s fertility peaks at @ 28 years of age and then begins a steady decline, with significant acceleration after the age of 35.