Pregnancy After the Age of Forty

Pregnancy After the Age of Forty

As a woman’s age increases, fertility decreases and the risks and problems during pregnancy increase, but pregnancy after forty is not impossible or prohibited with proper and regular follow-up.

Pregnancy After the Age of Forty

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As a woman’s age increases, her reproductive ability decreases, and the risks and problems during pregnancy increase, such as chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus, repeated miscarriages, high blood pressure, preeclampsia, diabetes, and others.

However, pregnancy during this period is not impossible or prohibited if there is good and regular pregnancy follow-up, in order to avoid the development of problems and achieve a healthy and safe pregnancy.

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