What are the chances of getting pregnant when one in is their 50's?

Answer 1

You should be able to get pregnant as long as you are not menopausal. The average age of menopause is currently around 51. The likelihood of genetic abnormalities like Down syndrome does go up with mother's age but there are prenatal screens for this.

Answer 2

Yes, there is a chance. Many women as they enter menopause get pregnant because the hormones are not consistent anymore. One month you don't have a period but the next month you do. This can go on for a couple of years. You need to keep up protections.

Answer 3

That's pretty selfish thinking about having a baby at your age. You will be 61 when the baby will be ten and even though i don't know you I'm sure you don't have the same energy as you used to. A child takes a lot of time and a lot of energy. You cant just bring a child into the world because you want to feel like a young mom again. Lets face it you knew it was right you wouldn't be asking.

Chances of becoming pregnant at 51 are very slim, also this could be dangerous.

Answer 4

The chances of a woman getting pregnant over the age of 50 are very low. Often women will enter menopause, which is the time when a woman's ovaries can no longer produce eggs, starting in their early fifties or late forties.

Answer 5

Yes, unless you have experienced the menopause.

Answer 6

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