New Delhi, March 18 -- As women approach the age of 35, their reproductive health changes, resulting in additional difficulties. In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Dr Parul Prakash, Head- Reproductive Medicine at Artemis Hospital Gurgaon, shared, "Although most women are able to conceive and maintain good reproductive health in their late 30s and beyond, being aware of potential dangers and adopting proactive actions can help ensure overall health."

A woman's fertility begins to drop in her early 30s, falling significantly after age 35. This is caused by a loss in the number of eggs as well as the quality of the eggs, and hence conception becomes challenging. Infrequent ovulation can also cause delays in pregnancy.

Women over 35 are mor...