It is possible, but the age and the condition will both reduce the chances.
No. Age is a factor an older woman is more apt to have a down child than a younger woman, and they are finding there is an relationship between altimerzers and Down syndrome.
It is possible.
There are no birth defects that are more common among children of women with polycystic ovarian syndrome.
Ovary 2nd Answer: No, not the ovary . . . the baby is in the womb, also called the uterus. (YOU-tuhr-uss) The ovary contains human eggs, each one of which could be fertilized and turn into a baby, but the eggs are not babys.
the function of the uterus is for reproduction. when a woman becomes pregnant the uterus is where the baby grows.
It's not the ovary that decides which sex the baby will have, it's the sperm.
They have the same options as if the mother was hveing a normal baby.
Down syndrome is a genetic defect and is the result of an extra chromosome at the time of conception. The use of Procardia (or any other drug) does not cause Down syndrome.
No. The type of shaking in an earthquake is not the same as the type needed to cause shaken baby syndrome.
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No, you do not need both ovaries to have a baby. A woman can conceive with just one functioning ovary, as that ovary can still produce eggs and hormones necessary for ovulation and pregnancy. However, having two ovaries can increase fertility potential, as it allows for a larger number of eggs and more opportunities for conception.