Late Pregnancy Facts: Comprehending the Path to Motherhood After 35

When a woman is 35 years of age or older, she is said to be in late pregnancy, also known as advanced maternal age (AMA). There has been a notable change in family planning practices in recent decades, with more women choosing to postpone getting pregnant for reasons including health, personal preferences, or job aspirations. Modern healthcare makes late pregnancy completely possible, but there are special advantages and disadvantages as well. Let's examine the salient details of late pregnancy and its effects on the health of both the mother and the foetus.