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Re: 35 years old...do risks out weigh benefits?From: Peggy (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 24 Aug 2000 18:03:49 -0500 (CDT)
At Thu, 24 Aug 2000, jhc wrote: > >Hello, >I am 35 years old (nearly 36) and I am thinking about trying one more >round of IVF. I have had one successful pregnancy at the age of 33 >through IVF. I realize that the chances of chromosomal disorders >increases at or above age 35. Do the risks of chromosomal disorders out >weigh the benefits of a potential healthy pregnancy. What is the risk >of a chromosomal disorder at age 36? >I have a neice (my brother's daughter) that was born with Down's >syndrome. Her mother was age 33 at the time of her birth and my brother >was 30. Is Down's (and other chromosomal disorders) always associated >with the age of the mother? Does having a neice with Down's increase my >chances of also having a child with a chromosomal disorder? > >Any info would be helpful. JHC, I can't answer your question about your chances of having a child with down syndrome running in the family but I can comment on the age factor!I have a neice who is in her mid 20's as is her husband and they have a child with mild down syndrome so I don't think that it is always associated with age,Peggy
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