Turning 35 doesn’t suddenly change your ability to get pregnant, but age does matter when it comes to fertility. In this episode, Dr. Cary Dicken, reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist at RMA of New York Long Island, explains what really happens to fertility after 35 and why this age has become such an important milestone. She breaks down how egg quantity and quality change over time, why age can tell us more about egg quality than AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone), and what fertility testing can and cannot reveal. Dr. Dicken also explains the difference between freezing eggs and embryos, when fertility preservation may be worth considering, and why the number of eggs needed varies with age. She discusses how age affects conception and pregnancy differently, when to seek help from a fertility specialist, and why your future family goals should factor into fertility planning. Listen in for a clearer understanding of fertility after 35 and the options available to help you plan ahead. 

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