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Re: pregnancy chances after 40

From: Diane (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 31 Jan 2000 06:41:38 -0600 (CST)


At Thu, 28 Jan 1999, Elizabeth wrote: >

I'm not sure if I'm typing in the right place with the computer instructions I got. I saw the 42-year-old woman's question and answer. Where can I find out specifically the probabilities for me individually, because everyone's body ages differently. Also, where can I get web info on the risks to the baby and mom. How old is too old? Is there a connection between getting pregnant and how many days per month you have your period? Thanks. Also, I can't sign below, I have no clue how you can attach a signature to a computer, sorry but I'm new to this stuff. >>
>>I'm 42 and I am considering getting pregnant for the first time. I
>>always hear its harder to get pregnant after 40. Exactly what are the
>>probabilties assuming I have no physical problems. My husband has
>>already has children so he doesn't have any problems.
>
>Hi there! Although I do not know the exact chances, it is more difficult
>to conceive after 40 for the simple fact that your eggs are aging with
>you. It certainly is not impossible and it can be done with tons of
>support from those around you. Also, know your chances of certain birth
>defects can also be higher. Learn as much as you can, FOLIC ACID - eat
>well, sleep well avoid alcohol and nicotine. All of this will help
>things along. Take an early pregnancy or preconception class - this can
>be a great benefit to you as well. Good luck - I wish I could be of
>more help.
>
>Best Wishes,
>Elizabeth
>NJ
>
>--
>Elizabeth Mazelis,CCE
>




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