Im 60 no period or sex for 3 years. About 8 mo ago started having those turned on feelings, embarresed by this. I finally told my husband of 42 years, he got viagara, we had sex, my breasts started feeling full, now i find i'm 3 mo along. I had my tubes clamped 32 yrs ago, the doctors say the one tube found itself and grew back together. My daughter is 43 and childless, she's getting this baby as a suprise.
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Hi to the 60 year old Mum to be! I read your post and wanted to cry for you and your daughter. As a women of 46 who has had 4 miscarriages and has been ill for a long time..i've not managed to have a baby and now I think i may be menopausal. How mysterious life can be? Look after yourself and good luck with everything.
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First of all no one goes through menipause at the same age. Second I have been pregnant 4 times in my 40's. The last time
I was 47 and the doctor told me I was going through memipause. Took the pregnancy test and came back positive. I did miscarry
6 weeks later. But absolutely you can conceive while in your 40's as long as you still have a healthy body and have a period.
I was 47 and the doctor told me I was going through memipause. Took the pregnancy test and came back positive. I did miscarry
6 weeks later. But absolutely you can conceive while in your 40's as long as you still have a healthy body and have a period.
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Quote:That's a good idea. I thought about doing that too. My son and his young wife are childless. She had to have a hysterectomy for medical reasons.(Which sadly, was a mistake, and wrongly diagnosed). I couldn't deal with a baby, bringing them to school...all over again.(56)
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to the 60 year old thats pregnant that is amazing how long before it was confirmed you were pregnant I am 2 years without period
51 new boyfreind a long time between partners last 3 1/2 weeks sick full feeling breast had brown spotting just once 4 week ago what were your symptoms my test said nagative but something is not right if you dont mind responding I could use some info thanks.
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I went through menopause when I was 19. Premature Ovarian Failure (POF). Mind you my 3rd and 4th opinion specialist doctors confirmed that I had completed menopause due to hormone levels in many blood tests. I now have a 5 year old. And I did not get pregnant because I was still going through menopause. I was completely through it. After talking to my 5 (4 specialist and 1 normal OBGYN) doctors, all of them agreed and told me that I still had eggs. It just depended on which ones were released as to if I could get pregnant. I saw my ultrasound and saw my eggs. So just because someone has gone through menopause doesn't mean their eggs just disappear. And Just because you don't have a period, doesn't mean you don't ovulate. Yes in a normal woman who has not gone through menopause they have a cycle if the egg is not fertilized. In a menopausal woman with no period the egg basically dissolves inside of the woman just as it would in her ovaries if not released.
My son is a living proof that YES post menopausal women CAN get pregnant. It is incredibly rare but it is possible. I understand a lot of you will have doubts about my story because I went through it so young. Most people don't believe me anyways, but keep in mind that just like every other woman, I know my body and what the doctors have told me.
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I have a feeling a lot of people just don't get this - they often relate menopause with ovulating. Although obviously there's some relationship overlaps these two are very different processes. A woman may have her period just fine but is infecund. Not having reached menopause doesn't mean you can get pregnant! However since it is unlikely a woman reaches menopause in her 50s without having run out of eggs (which start decreasing expotentially since 35) you could say menopause is a clear sign of infecundity but the two things are not directly correlated!
I'm always amazed how many people find this difficult to understand.
I'm always amazed how many people find this difficult to understand.
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honestly?! You are 48 years old and you still don't know that the baby ISN'T in the stomach? ***this post is edited by moderator *** ***
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Check to see if you have h-pylori. If you have it, it will feel like a baby moving around, flutter. Simple test - Check it out! This can happen to anyone and yes it will feel like a baby moving around or something moving around in the intestines/stomach. People are not making it up, people just need to listen to what concerns other people have and help them.
Check to see if you have h-pylori. If you have it, it will feel like a baby moving around, flutter. Simple test - Check it out! This can happen to anyone and yes it will feel like a baby moving around or something moving around in the intestines/stomach. People are not making it up, people just need to listen to what concerns other people have and help them.
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yes you can get pregnant when you have menopause because my grandma had my aunt when she had menopause my grandma 73 and my aunt is in here 30s
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I am 23 and I am being Medically put through Menopause with a shot called Lupron, I have been on this for going on 5 months, I also have alot of other medical things going on but my boyfriend and I are wanting another child before I possibility have to have a hysterectomy. Is it possible for me to get pregnant right now??
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I'm 50. Haven't had a period in 8 months. I'd like to have a baby. If there's a chance that I can become pregnant, how would I know that I'm ovulating? In other words, what would be the best time to have sex?
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