Abstract

Background: Understanding the impact of age on fertility is crucial for reproductive health management. This study aims to provide a detailed analysis of how fertility rates are influenced by age. Methods: In this cross-sectional study, we evaluated a sample of 200 individuals from various age groups. The sample was chosen to represent a broad spectrum of reproductive ages. Data on fertility rates were collected through surveys and medical records, ensuring a comprehensive data set. Statistical analysis was conducted to identify patterns and correlations between age and fertility rates. Results: The findings revealed a clear trend of declining fertility with advancing age. The most significant decline in fertility rates was observed in individuals aged over 35 years. Statistical analysis indicated that these trends were significant, highlighting age as a key factor in fertility.

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