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IVF is lulling women into a false sense of security

Women are being lulled into a false sense of security that IVF treatment will enable them to become middle-age mothers, a world-leading expert has warned.

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Cynical companies are accused of offering IVF treatment perks

Professor Adam Balen, a former chairman of the British Fertility Society, said this reliance on the success of fertility treatments was misplaced.

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Contraceptive packets need don t leave it too late fertility warnings, says top fertility doctor

Contraceptive packets need don t leave it too late fertility warnings, says top fertility doctor
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Rise of celebs having children in mid-40s causing fertility crisis

Rise of celebs having children in mid-40s causing fertility crisis Emma Dunkley And Stephen Adams For The Mail On Sunday © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Celebrity mothers who have children in their mid-to-late 40s mislead women into assuming fertility lasts well into the fifth decade, according to an IVF expert. Rather than conceiving naturally, famous older mothers may have had to rely on donated eggs from younger women, said Professor Adam Balen, a former chairman of the British Fertility Society. He said women in their late 30s and 40s came to him every day, saying: ‘I’m just amazed – I didn’t realise my fertility was so poor.’

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Rise of celebrities having children in their mid-40s is causing a fertility crisis

Celebrity mothers who have children in their mid-to-late 40s mislead women into assuming fertility lasts well into the fifth decade, according to an IVF expert. Rather than conceiving naturally, famous older mothers may have had to rely on donated eggs from younger women, said Professor Adam Balen, a former chairman of the British Fertility Society. He said women in their late 30s and 40s came to him every day, saying: ‘I’m just amazed – I didn’t realise my fertility was so poor.’ Women who wanted two children should ‘seriously’ think of leaving it no later than 28 to start trying, Prof Balen added.

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