In general, the older you get, the lower your chances of getting pregnant, because both the quantity and quality of your eggs dip. One in five people in their 30s successfully conceive when trying to get pregnant, but just one in 20 people in their 40s are able to. However, if you are a healthy, regularly ovulating person who's still at least five to 10 years away from menopause, pregnancy is a possibility. An OBGYN or fertility specialist can talk with you and examine you to better assess—and provide guidance for improving—your reproductive health.