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What are the fertility options after premature menopause?

The fertility options after premature menopause are the use of donor eggs, similar to in vitro fertilization, but the eggs come from a donor instead of the woman who is trying to become pregnant.


You are 52 and have had no periods for 18mths can you still get pregnant?

You probably went through menopause. With the exception of in-vitro fertilization, I seriously doubt you can get pregnant.


ivf?

In-Vitro Fertilization


How does in vitro technology work?

In vitro therapy involves injecting the new gene directly into the target tissue where the individual cells must pick it up.


What are the bioethical issues in IN VITRO fertilization?

what is the bioethical in in vitro fertilazation


Can I use a in vitro pregnancy test even if I am not trying an in vitro pregnancy?

Yes. In vitro means, "in glass" or "outside of the body", and In vitro pregnancy test is a test that is performed "outside" of the human body. In vitro fertilization is egg fertilization that is performed outside of the body. All home pregnancy tests are "in vitro".


What is the opposite of in-vitro?

The opposite of "in vitro" (literally in glass) is "in vivo" (in life).


When was Roseanna Vitro born?

Roseanna Vitro was born on 1951-02-28.


Definition of ex vitro?

What does ex vitro mean? grown in the natural condition, example ex vitro plant means field grown plants.


Can women 53 years old can get pregnant?

It is possible. This would be dependent upon whether or not the woman has gone through menopause yet. If she is still ovulating, she can get pregnant. In 2008, a 70 year old woman gave birth to twins in India through C-section, although she got pregnant though in-vitro. In 1997, a 59 year old gave birth when she had been taking medication for cancer treatment when it caused her to be able to ovulate.


Menopause and ovulation?

At menopause ovulation stops.


At what stage in menopause it progesterone used?

Unfortunately, there is no definitive answer to this question. Every woman is different. Progesterone and estrogen work in balance within a woman's body. It is important to work closely with your gynaecologist (preferably one who specializes in perimenopause and menopause - or PM&M as i call it), to determine what is best for your based on your blood work and symptoms.