Есть такая наука статистика (надеюсь читаешь по англицки):Originally Posted by Дженни
One of the most common reasons for a pre-pregnancy risk is a woman's age. Girls 15 and under who get pregnant are more likely to develop preeclampsia (a condition characterized by high blood pressure, protein in the urine, and fluid accumulation), and seizures as a result of preeclampsia (these are called eclampsia). Young moms are also more likely to deliver underweight or undernourished babies. On the other hand, women aged 35 and older are more likely todevelop high blood pressure, diabetes, or fibroids (benign growths) in the uterus, or problems during labor. The risk of having a baby with abnormal chromosomes (such as Down syndrome) increases dramatically after age 35.
Here the link: http://www.faqs.org/health/topics/3/...pregnancy.html



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