Yes, 23 is generally considered a fertile age for both men and women. Fertility is typically at its peak during the early to mid-20s.
While the range of 18-24 is considered optimal for women to have children regarding lower risk of complications, fertility remains relatively high until around age 30. At 23, a woman's monthly chance of getting pregnant is approximately 25%. This fecundity rate, or ability to conceive, is strong at this age.
For men, sperm quality and quantity tend to be highest during their early to mid-20s as well.
It's important to note that individual fertility can vary due to factors such as genetics, lifestyle choices (diet, exercise, smoking, alcohol consumption), and underlying health conditions. While 23 is a fertile age, maintaining a healthy lifestyle can further optimize reproductive health.
