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How old is the oldest woman to concieve naturally?
The oldest woman to conceive naturally and give birth without fertility treatments was Rajo Devi Lohan, at the age of 70 in 2008.
Can a woman give birth at age 31?
yes
What is the name of the oldest cat to give birth and how old was she?
Oldest Cat to Give Birth: In 1987 a domestic cat, named Kitty, give birth to two kittens at the age of 30 years. **Courtsy of: ** Dorling Kindersley, 1995
What is the age of the oldest women in the world?
The age of the oldest woman in the world is 114.
How old is the oldest woman to have a natural pregnancy?
The oldest woman to have a natural pregnancy is believed to be Daljinder Kaur from India, who gave birth to a son in 2016 at the age of 72.
Can a 45 year old woman give birth?
Pregnancy at the age of 42 is risky business, but yes, a healthy 42 year old woman can have a normal baby.
What was the age of the oldest woman ever to have a baby?
65
What is the oldest a woman can be to have a child?
It is different for every woman so their is no particular age
Your wife is 51 years can she get pregnant?
Depends if she has entered menopause fully or not. If she hasn't there is a risk.
How old is the oldest woman to conceive naturally?
The oldest woman to conceive naturally is thought to be Dawn Brooke, who gave birth to a son in 1997 at the age of 59. However, there have been other reported cases of women in their 50s conceiving naturally.
What is oldest known humans age?
The oldest man on earth I heard was 113 years old. Then there's the oldest woman and she was 114 years old. The oldest man is 120 and woman was 114
What is the oldest age a woman can safely give birth?
There is no ideal age as in a magic number. The best time is when she is in a healthy, long term relationship, with steady employment and health benefits - after they have completed their education. When this happens, maybe 25 for one woman, or 45 for another. The important thing is for her to be mature enough to be ready to devote herself to caring for her child.
