Will The Age Of My Eggs Affect My Ability To Become Pregnant With A Girl Or Boy Baby?

I sometimes hear from women who are a little older but who still want to conceive. Many of these women wonder if their eggs are going to be compromised because of their age. I heard from someone who said: "I am 43 years old and I've just remarried. My husband is a little younger and he deserves to have children. I have two grown boys. I would like to conceive within the next six months. I would like a girl this time. But, one of my coworkers told me that it is going to be hard for me to conceive a girl because my eggs do not live for very long at this point. She says that the eggs of young women have a much longer life span. Is this true? Will I be unable to get pregnant with a girl baby?" I didn't think that this was impossible situation, although it may have been a challenging one. I will explain this more below.

robert l steinberg