there is a women does not have baby  her age is  48 and got married  is it possible for her know to get  baby?
87082
Yes, it is possible for a 48 year old woman to get pregant, both naturally and through in vitro fertilization/fertility treatments.\n\nHowever, it is important to note that older women should consult with their doctors before attempting to get pregnant.  With increased age comes an increased chance of birth defects, *especially* Down's Syndrome.  Talk to your doctor.
933321
Oh how I can relate!  My husband is 32 and I am 23.  We have been together since I was 16 years old.  We are now married with 3 beautiful children and after almost 8 years are great.  I think it depends on the maturity of both couples.  I think people have a predestined idea that age is so important.  I am sorry but I have seen people who are 25 not be able to handle having a baby while an 19 year old can, my point, maturity.  If you are able to willingly work on your relationship then there is no reason why you cannot make it last.  You also need to believe in yourself and make sure you know what you want.  It is your decision and your's alone and no one can tell you what is best for you but you.
561389
Didn't look pregnant to me. She is 60. She will be 61 on 5/24
298144
No man. She has been married for ages, with the man who is 20 years older than her. They are in love since she was 16 or 17. They now have a small child together
1077411
some women that have had this means they can't have children EVER, because they do not have any eggs. I have heard of women that have had that, but you should still see a gyno or a doctor to find out for sure.
1079986
Nothing can be certain until the baby is born.\nI know someone who intentionally married his aunt and they had 2 children.\nOne has had some slight mental problems  (phobias & such) and the younger girl has a serious medical problem which causes her muscles to deteriorate. When she was younger she could walk, as she got older she had to use crutches now shes in a wheel chair.\nBcos she cannot walk she has put on quite a large amount of weight causing more problems to her health.\nShe cant hold a pen and has to use a laptop for school and cannot put her back straight.\nFrom what ive been told  this genetic disease will cause her to live till only about 30. Shes 14 now.\n\nIm not meaning to put a damper on things but the fact is some things go wrong especially with inter family relations.
188405
It really depends on ur health. Ask ur doctor about it before u decide to get pregnant after 40. Its very risky starting at 40. U can end up with a deform baby, retarded baby, and again u can have a perfect healthy baby. Check it our on www.webMD.com If ur over 40 do ask ur doctor about it. There is alot of women having babys after 40.(after 40 u feel like getting out and enjoy life with ur man. If u had kids.. they have grand kids. Its a pleasure to have grand kids once in awhile.... then ur tired,send them home)
579251
I would definately see a doctor about this one. You are now 35 which is the older side of the spectrum for getting pregnant. Your gyno will be able to give you specific information about all this stuff and will talk you through the best solution for you.
280399
Yes.  She would just have to make sure she had a good doctor to help her to make sure she stays healthy and the baby stays healthy.  Good Luck.
60868
yes because she is not over the age of 18
1181473
It can happen but it is very rare. The mother could have had the trait for blue eyes and blonde hair.
1049225
Women over 35 MAY have more difficulty conceiving and bearing a child.\n\nTwo reasons for this:\n\n1) A woman has as many eggs are she will ever have at birth. As she ages, her eggs do too, and their quality does decline with age. This means a higher risk of miscarriage, certain birth defects (like Down's syndrome), and also, if the egg released at ovulation  is of poor quality, a lower likihood it will implant and grow if it is fertilized (making it harder to get pregnant).\n\n2) As women approach menopause, they may ovulate less frequently, meaning fewer chances per year of getting pregnant. Also, changes in the hormonal workings of their reproductive organs could result in a lower quality egg, as the egg must be "ripened" and matured in the ovary before being released each menstural cycle.\n\nAll said, fertility is a very individual thing. Age may decrease the ease or liklihood of a woman getting pregnant, but it depends a lot upon the individual woman (and man) involved.
15468
As long as you still get your period you can have a child, just know that women over 35 are considered to be HIGH RISK PREGNANCY, meaning you can more liekly to have complications.
842013
A woman get technically get pregnant at any time.  So always be careful. It scares me that people ask questions like this.
564244
YES definitely, back in the old days girls married at the ages of 12, 13, 14. I hate to say but my great grandmother was a wife, mother, and widow at age 14. Her husband got killed in a logging accident. That is a true story. But yes young girls can give birth but it is probably very hard on them may give them trouble for the rest of there lives!!!
68286
If it is truly menopause then unfortunately yes. Menopause starts when the body stops producing eggs and the hormones to support pregnancy. At least that is what I understand it to be. I would go to a dr. immediately and see. If it hasn't truly started yet there may still be a chance. Perhaps even freezing any remaining eggs or embryo if you are already married and know who you want to have a child with but it will be costly.
1119103
you need to find out when she is ovulating! if she is not ovulating she cant get pregnant she more then likely is! maybe you all are not doing it at the right time! if it has been more then a year she should see her ob/gyn. she should take her tem every morning befor she gets out off bed here are some sites that will let her know what to do.i am also try but i have pcos so its hard good luck to you two!! hope this help   http://www.fpnotebook.com/GYN37.htm.....look for        Basal Body Temperature                                                              http://www.ovulation-calculator.com/                     http://www.ovulation-calendar.com/