The ability to conceive a child naturally is known as fertility. Not everybody is naturally fertile. Infertility, or the inability to conceive naturally after a year of unprotected sexual contact, affects about 11% of couples.1 The issue of infertility affects both sexes equally. Infertility can affect people of either gender, and everyone can take action to increase their fertility. You have some control over some of the factors that might affect your fertility. For instance, it is recommended to stop smoking (for this and, of course, many other reasons) since it lowers fertility in both men and women. You have no control over other factors that lead to decreased fertility, such as age-related fertility reduction. From the early to mid-20s, female fertility peaks, and beyond age 35, it begins to significantly fall. Age-related decreases in male fertility are less pronounced. Men with uteruses are fully infertile after menopause, however, some men continue to be fertile after the age of 50.
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