Obviously talk to your doctors, but right around when the mom hits 40, the chances of complications and birth defects skyrockets.
Funny thing is that they changed all that from when I was in school. If you turn 35 when you are pregnant they consider you advanced maternal age. If you are 35 when you get pregnant you are considered geriatric maternal age.
The tests have come a long way and are not as invasive as they were in the past. A few Blood draws and such is all.
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