Can a 65-year-old woman get pregnant?

Women reach menopause between age 45 and 55, and the majority of women older than 50 need some form of medical assistance, such as fertility medication, hormone therapy or donor eggs, to be able to conceive, states Parenting. In addition, pregnancies beyond age 50 have higher risks of complications, including placental issues, and require a higher level of care than younger expecting mothers.


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