Risks from Age At Birth of First Child

Evaluating Risk Factors: Age At Birth Of First Child

Evaluating your likely current (and near future) state of health means taking into account the risk factors — such as your age at birth of first child — that affect you. Our medical diagnosis tool, The Analyst™, identifies major risk factors by asking the right questions.

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If you indicate having been pregnant but not now or being pregnant again, The Analyst™ will ask further questions including this one:

If you have had children, how old were you at the birth of your first child?

Possible responses:

→ I don't have children / don't know
→ Under 17
→ 17-20
→ 21-35
→ Over 35

The Diagnostic Process

Based on your response to this question, which may indicate very early birth of first child, early birth of first child, normal age at birth of first child or late birth of first child, The Analyst™ will use differential diagnosis to consider possibilities such as:

Breast Cancer

Cervical Cancer

Early childbearing increases the risk.

Endometriosis

A first pregnancy at a young age seems to protect against its development; the disease is more common in women whose first pregnancy, if any, is later in life.

... and also reduce your risk factors for:

Endometriosis

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