01/21/2026
35 years old: the “limit” of female fertility?
Age 35 is often called a “critical” threshold, but in reality, it’s more of a general guideline than a strict cutoff.
Fertility doesn’t disappear overnight — it changes gradually and very individually. Some women maintain stable reproductive health even after 35, while others may experience a decline much earlier. That’s why numbers in a passport are less important than regular check-ups, tests, and consultations with a doctor.
Knowing your health status gives you more options and peace of mind for future decisions.
Self-care always begins with information 🤍