Can I Conceive and Give Birth at 45? Posted: 03-23-06 14:29pm
I am 45 years old and I have had one
pregancy when I was 17 years old
I have also been married twice before I am
on my third marrige to a lovly man and we
are trying for a baby because of
complcations we are going though I.U.I at
the moment. as of today we have done this
two times .I am on day 13 of my cycle and
we are hoping that this time it will
resault in a baby. My question is what are
my over all chance of giving M y husband
this most beutiful of gifts
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Pregnancy after Forty Answer A688 Posted: 04-03-06 08:25am
If you are still ovulating, there is a
chance that you can become pregnant and
deliver a child. You can consult your
gynecologist to confirm ovulation and
begin to track your most "fertile"
days.
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