Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Survey: Gen Z Women Favor Fertility Checks as Routine Tests
A recent survey found that more than half of young women, those in Generation Z, want to have their fertility checked regularly, just like they get other health checkups.
This generation was born between 1997 and 2012.
The survey included over 200 women aged 23-30 and shows they are planning to have children later in life, between ages 28 and 32.
The survey also shows that issues like PCOS and obesity are on the rise.
Doctors suggest that lifestyle choices, like what you eat and drink, play a big role in fertility health, and that women should be aware of options like egg freezing.
Fertility specialists emphasize that women's fertility can decline faster than in some other populations and routine fertility checks can help them make informed choices.
Over 50% of Gen Z women want fertility checks as routine health tests.
The survey included over 200 women aged 23-30 across major Indian cities.
40% plan to start trying for pregnancy between 28 and 32 years old.
25% of women frequently ask about fertility timelines.
There is a rise in PCOS and obesity among young women.
- Who
- Gen Z women, Motherhood Hospitals, and Nova IVF Fertility
- What
- A survey indicating that over 50% of Gen Z women want fertility checks as part of their routine health tests.
- When
- The survey was recently conducted.
- Where
- Across metros and Tier-I cities in India.
- Why
- To shed light on perceptions of fertility, timelines, and reproductive health among young professionals.
- Survey Participants
- Over 200 women aged 23-30 across metros and Tier-I cities
- Gen Z Definition
- Individuals born between 1997 and 2012
- Women Wanting Fertility Checks
- 51% of Gen Z women
- Planned Pregnancy Timeline
- 40% plan to start trying between 28-32 years
- Key Parameter for Fertility
- Age
- Reported Increase
- PCOS and obesity