How old do you got to be insemination?

There is no specific minimum or maximum age for insemination. However, the success of insemination depends on various factors, including age. As a woman's age increases, the ovarian reserve (number and quality of eggs) tends to decline, which may affect fertility and the chances of successful insemination. Advanced maternal age is often associated with lower pregnancy rates and a higher risk of certain pregnancy complications.

Typically, the best age for insemination and achieving pregnancy is considered to be between the early 20s to early 30s when fertility is generally at its peak. However, it's important to note that individual fertility can vary, and there are cases of successful insemination and pregnancy at older ages.

If you are considering insemination, it's advisable to consult with a fertility specialist or healthcare provider. They can assess your individual circumstances, including your age, ovarian reserve, and overall health, and provide guidance on the most appropriate course of action to maximize your chances of success.