Can i get pregnant at my age 44 for first time?
Answer:
Don't see why not. It has been known to happen before. You can get sperm from a sperm bank or a willing man!
As long as you haven't gone through menopause.
If you are female, then yes.
very very unlikely, and plus your baby could have a disability. i wouldnt recomend getting preg at your age.
You *could*
but *should* you?... well, I guess thats up to you.
Yes but I would consult a doctor first and make sure that you know all the risk factors.
yes hun! a lot of women have late pregnancy's.
You can get pregnant, and the baby will be just fine! hope I helped and happy new year.
♥ - KAY - ♥
yes but you need to becareful the chances of the baby having down syndrom is high
yes you can, it may be a bit more difficult but it is possible and you'll have higher health risks for you and a baby but it is possible
yes but your eggs would be alot older. unless you went through menopause...
yes but your pregnancy is higher risk for genetic problems. statistically the risk becomes significant at age 35 and increases from that forward
I think so.
It depends if u still have ur period.
You sure can. As long as you are producing eggs, it's possible. Did you hear about the 59 year old that pregnant with twins? I bet she thought she couldn't. Check out the link.
Yes you can get pregnant at the age of 44 but there are complications that can occur but don't let that stop you because if this is your first child then you should be able to love the child the same as you would if they didn't have anything wrong with them. If you really want to have a child go for it don't listen to other people say no its not a good thing because it is... I would also talk to you OBGYN about what complications can occur and if your up for it go ahead hon. I would at the age of 44.
You should talk to your doctor. I beieve it may be too late however.
Yes
yea you could.my aunt got pregnant at the age 41
DUH! UNLESS YOU'RE A MAN
Yea if you haven't gone through menopause!!
Absolutely. If you moved to New York City, you would be in excellent company. There are many women who have their first children in their 40's!
your 44 and don't know? c'mon
Yes you can.They'll do an amnio.to see if everything is going good with your pregnancy.Your OB/GYN doctor will take good care of you.Good Luck.
depends.., if you are an woman, yes. i see no problem
Yes you could...My mother in law had my husbands youngest sister in her 40's..Have 4 grown children myself, at 46yrs old now, I would freak out if I got pregnant!.If you are, hope all goes well for you, I loved having my children!! It will be a truly awsome experience for you.If your in good health, mind, and spirits, and get a good OBG/YN, then don't see any reason why not to if that is what you want.Best of luck to ya'!!
sure but you should definitely seek medical consultation
if you are still ovulating, and you are having sex with a fertile male, then yes you can!
You can still get pregnant. BUT there is alota health risks for you and your baby. First, the baby could have a disability. Also, is your body capable of still re producing and carrying full term? You also have to think if it is fair to your child. When this child is 20 you will be 64 years old! Are you still going to be healthy enough for you to be stressin about a wild teen 24/7. But then again, it is your choice! if that is what you want then go for it! Just make sure you are the healthiest you can be!
hire an other lady to get your baby for you. It works ask your doctor how he can help you to get the sperm and your femenine stuff into that lady that will be your child but born under an other mom.
Dear yes you can it may take some time on your part but you can do it (1) take it really slow (2) use different positions do not force him in side of you if it starts to hurt stop take it easy nice and slow use right side left side on your tummy last resort lay on your back if you want to get pregant faster your tummy is the fast est
It is possible. My husbands aunt who is 52 just gave birth to fraternal twin boys. She had already gone through menopause, so she had to undergo hormone therapy and then they cultivated 5 embryos in pee-tree dishes and implanted the 2 that the doctor thought were healthiest. I don't agree with what they did, but now they have twins and she is most definatelly not prepared for any of it. Also if this is something that you are consiedering, find out what happens to your body after you deliver, does it automatically revert back to menopause or will it sustain and produce milk for your baby and anything other changes that may occure.
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