63 years old and pregnant

From: Geffrey H. Klein, MD (gklein@bcm.tmc.edu)
Thu Apr 24 19:59:40 1997


In case some of you missed this recent news:

In Los Angeles, a 63 year old previously nulligravid woman apparently tricked the ART program at USC into donor IVF fertilized by her 60 year-old husband. The age limit was apparently 55 and she let them believe she was 50. She became pregnant on the second cycle. At about 12 weeks gestation she revealed her true age to her obstetrician. Her pregnancy was complicated by diet controlled diabetes and hypertension treated with bedrest. She delivered by cesarean in November of 1996 at 38 weeks a 6#2oz baby. She is now believed to be the oldest woman ever to have given birth.

Any comments.

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