Question 1

at what age is the youngest to get pregnant

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Menarche: As soon as you start having your cycle, it is possible.  This will be a different age for everyone.  Hope this helps!

Question 2

what is the best age for women to get pregnant, biologically?

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Younger: Biologically speaking, the younger the better, since fertility declines with age. It starts to really decline at 30, steeper at 35 and much more after 40. Your risk of Down syndrome and miscarriage also goes up as you age. That being said, there are many good reasons for women not to have babies at age 18.

Question 3

what's the best age to get pregnant?

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Age 22 to 32: Girls and women need to finish high school and vocational school or college, so that they can compete in the modern world for jobs, income, security, and equality. Thus, the earliest would be age 21 years. There is no perfect time to start a family but age 22 to 32 is best, unless she is not married, living in a war zone, stuck in a refugee camp, suffering a medical or psychiatric illness, etc...

Question 4

what is a risky age to get pregnant?

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Two ends of spectrum: Younger in life (i.e., teens) or later in life (after age 35) there are specific risks with pregnancy.

Question 5

i'm  47 and my period is two weeks late , is it common for someone at that age to get pregnant?

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Not common but can: occur. Reasons for missed / late period include: an anovulatory cycle in which no egg is released, marked v or ^ in weight; eating disorder; Over-exercising (endurance athletics), stress, travel, significant illnesses, oral contraceptives &amp; other meds, Illegal drug use, breast feeding, hormone imbalances and medical problems (i.e., PCOS). Pregnancy is #1 reason.

Question 6

can you get pregnant aged 47?

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That would very: Uncommon if done naturally. It would be even more uncommon to carry a pregnancy through to healthy bith by natural means at that age.

Question 7

is age 39 to old to get pregnant?

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No: There are some increased risks to discuss with your doctor, but the majority if 39 year olds who get pregnant have health children.

Question 8

how to get pregnant after 40 age ?

Accepted Answer

The : Method is the same.  But you need to talk to a specialist about the risks.   Being over 40 puts you at a higher risk for complications.   Talk with the doctors before making the decision.

Question 9

can i get pregnant at the age of 14?

Accepted Answer

Yes if you ovulate +: If you are healthy, have gone through puberty and menarche,  are capable of ovulating, have normal tubes, uterus...and have sexual intercourse with a fertile man,  you  not only "can get pregnant" but unfortunately will get pregnant unless you ask a skilled gynecologist to offer you the most effective methods to prevent you from getting pregnant which are either an IUD or a subdermal implant

Question 10

can you get pregnant after the age of 45?

Accepted Answer

Yes, definitely: You can get pregnant as long as you are ovulating.  Menstruating. Of course the likelihood goes way down, but definitely still "possible".

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