Schwangerschaft ab 35: Ist es zu spät? | Quarks Studio Q

Do women over 35 really need to stress if they want to have children? When does a woman's fertility really decline? And why do doctors speak of a high-risk pregnancy as early as 35? Julia and Marspet delve into the common myths surrounding fertility and the desire to have children and explain what a high-risk pregnancy is and the role the partner plays. Julia even agreed to take an anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) test, a fertility test. You can see her results in the video. It's pretty shocking: Women over 30 are constantly hearing phrases like "your biological clock is ticking!" Yet it's now the norm for the desire to have children to shift into the 30s; on average, a woman in Germany has a child at 31. Is the social pressure justified, at least from a biological perspective? // Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:21 When does fertility decline in women? 6:48 When is a pregnancy considered high-risk? 9:24 What influence does the partner have? 11:54 The AMH test // Our team Authors: Julia Demann, Marie Eickhoff Production: Vanessa Reske Camera and editing: Lukas Anhalt Graphics: Judith Bornmann Editor: Max Ostendorf // Click here for the source document https://docs.google.com/document/d/12... // More on the topic We need to talk about endometriosis | Quarks    • Wir müssen über Endometriose sprechen | Qu...   Article on social freezing on quarks.de: https://www.quarks.de/gesellschaft/da... _______ #quarks #kinderwunsch #schwangerschaft