The reality of 'geriatric pregnancy'Pregnancy at age 35 or older is termed advanced maternal age and carries specific risks, but many women can still have healthy pregnancies.
Pregnant at 35: The start of "advanced maternal age" shouldn't be feared35-year-olds show better prenatal outcomes than slightly younger individuals.New ACOG guidelines recommend considering pregnancy risks in five-year age groups instead of one big advanced maternal age group.
The reality of 'geriatric pregnancy'Pregnancy at age 35 or older is termed advanced maternal age and carries specific risks, but many women can still have healthy pregnancies.
Pregnant at 35: The start of "advanced maternal age" shouldn't be feared35-year-olds show better prenatal outcomes than slightly younger individuals.New ACOG guidelines recommend considering pregnancy risks in five-year age groups instead of one big advanced maternal age group.