A kit to test the Fertility clock for women

I just saw a tv program about it and found THIS ARTICLE about it afterwards. What do you think about it?

the article is under the link, elenos.

Edited by Aelfgifu - 09-Aug-2007 at 06:47

That is the point. Generally 35 for women is regarded to be the age after which it would be better not to conceive, however every body is different. A 37 year old woman might have ovaries which are as young as those of an avarage 30 year old woman's with a high level of fertility. On the other hand a 27 year old woman's level of fertility might be as low as that of an avarage 35 year old's. So it is all about finding out the age of the ovaries and the level of fertility which is not always the same as the real age.

Edited by omshanti - 09-Aug-2007 at 11:09

I know that 35 is generally considered to be the age after which fertility decreases in women, but my point was that every body is different depending on their life style, personality, physical predisposition...etc. Some people's fertility might decrease much earlier and some much later. If a person really wants to have children but has other things that she wants to or needs to do before having children, it is a good way to know how much time she has left, which in turn helps to make life plans. After all having a child is a big responsibility.
Any way. I am not trying to advertise or any thing. I just wanted to hear your opinions because I love children and thought I would be interested in it if I were a woman.

Originally posted by morticia AHHH, it's not easy being a woman!

Even though I am not a woman, I can kind of understand that it would not be easy to be a woman. Thank you very much for your reply Mortica.

Edited by omshanti - 11-Aug-2007 at 10:40

My mother had her last child at 42, and was told that the odds of having a down's syndrome child were 50 to 1, which when you think about it is a pretty high chance. But all went well, happily enough. There is a reason why the biological clock slows down, as a woman having a child at 55 to 60, like those who had fertility treatment will be quite elderly whent their child is growing up, reducing their capacity to care for the child and thus making it harder (in biological terms) for the child to survive.