17
Jun
As more couples choose to start families later in life due to higher education, career aspirations, financial planning and delayed marriage, fertility specialists are raising concerns about a growing gap between life planning and reproductive biology. Dr Sonali Mandal Bandhyopadhyaya, Fertility Specialist at Birla Fertility & IVF, Howrah, said many couples feel emotionally and financially prepared for parenthood at a later stage, but biological fertility timelines often do not align with these decisions. She noted that women experience a gradual decline in ovarian reserve from their late twenties, with a sharper reduction after the age of 35, while factors such…
