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I always tell women to think about that second pregnancy, says fertility specialist James Goldfarb, director of infertility services and IVF at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Cleveland, Ohio. At age 35 or 36, many women need only minor, if any, medical intervention to get pregnant.our chances of conceiving within a year are about 75 percent. But fertility wanes as you age, so in your late 30s, your chance of getting pregnant within a year drops to 65 percent.
About 80 percent of women 35-39 will get pregnant naturally in a year of trying. Thatâs barely different from the 85 percent of under 35âs who will succeed. When I was 40 and pregnant with my youngest child, I remarked to my husband one day, âYou know, when this baby graduates from college, Iâll be 62 years old.â.bout 80 percent of women 35-39 will get pregnant naturally in a year of trying. Thatâs barely different from the 85 percent of under 35âs who will succeed. Other recent good news for older women and fertility comes from an unlikely source: statistics from in vitro fertilization (IVF) clinics.