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Can a 53 year old menopausal woman get pregnant for a 53 yr old man?
Unless she has fully gone through menopause there is a risk.
Can a 19 year old get a 40 year old woman pregnant?
Yes.
Can 40 year old women get pregnant?
Yes, they can, but as a woman gets older, it becomes harder to get pregnant, but that's around 60 years old, so a 40 year old woman could get pregnant.
What are the chances of a 16 year old getting a 40 year old pregnant?
If the 40 year old woman doesn't take precautions to stop a pregnancy and neither do you (a condom) then the chances are high that even a 16 year old boy can get a 40 year old woman pregnant. If a 40 year old woman is having a sexual relationship with a 16 year (a minor) she can be charged by law.
Can a fifty six years old man get a 45 year old woman pregnant?
yes
Can an 80 year women get pregnant?
It is highly unlikely for an 80-year-old woman to get pregnant naturally due to age-related decline in fertility and menopause. However, with the assistance of assisted reproductive technologies such as egg donation and in vitro fertilization, it may still be possible for an older woman to conceive.
How do 14 year old girl get pregnant?
They get pregnant by having sex, the same way as any other woman.
Can a 15 year old boy get a 23 year old woman pregnant?
Yes. On top of getting pregnant, the 23 yo woman would get arrested for Statuatory Rape of the 15 yo boy (even the sex was consensual).
If a woman is 23 and gets pregnant by a 17 year old is that legal?
Depends on the parents of the 17 year old. If they press charges or not.
Can a 20 year old woman get in trouble for getting pregnant by a 17 year old boy?
If age of consent in your state is 18, yes.
What causes spotting in a 63 year old woman?
A 62 year old woman should be post-menopausal, so irregular spotting would be a symptom of Uterine or Cervical Cancer. See a doctor.
Can a menopose woman get pregnant?
While it is rare, menopausal women can still get pregnant if they have not gone through menopause yet. It is important for women in their menopausal transition to continue using contraception until they have gone 12 consecutive months without a menstrual period.
