A modern society increasingly sees career building as a priority for women, often leading to the sidelining of childbearing. For younger generations, engaging in work and achieving professional goals becomes more important, which means that childbearing often occurs later, typically in the latter half of their thirties. However, this trend carries many challenges, as fertility operates within limited time frames, and medical professionals warn about the consequences of delaying parenthood. Women’s fertility dramatically decreases with age, a fact supported by various studies. Doctors emphasize that women who have reached the age of 35 are significantly more likely to experience fertility problems than their younger counterparts. The delay in becoming parents…