What are your chances of getting pregnant at 50?

Answer 1

If you are still menstruating then there is a chance you can still get pregnant.

The simple answer is yes,

There have even been a few cases of women getting pregnant at ages up to and over 60, however - the older you are when you conceive the more likely the child will have birth defects, or conditions such as Autism.

I have posted a link at the bottom of this page in regard to In Vetro Fertilization for you in addition to this answer if you're interested in getting pregnant, -or-

If you're concerned that you may already be pregnant you may want to pick up a pregnancy test from your local grocery store, or see your doctor.

Answer 2

You might be able to by why would you want to, when your child is graduating high school you'll be almost 70! If they get married at the average age of 31 you'll be 80-81! you might not even make it there. That's no life for either you or the child. Personally I think that once you pass 35-40 you should be done having kids, not starting.

Yes, it is possible to become pregnant at age 49, although your chances are probably less than when you were younger. As you get closer to the age of menopause - averaging age 51 in the United states - you will ovulate less regularly. This will make it more difficult to become pregnant as you will release fewer eggs on a less frequent basis.

Answer 3

If you still have a period and haven't had your tubes tied. Well, guess what? You can still reproduce.

Answer 4

After the age 45 it is rare for women to get pregnant, but it's not impossible.

Answer 5

menopause