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What's the risk of getting pregnant 47 years old and up?
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Not zero: The risk of pregnancy with any given act of intercourse is difficult to calculate in general. It depends on so many other health issues and the Patient's regularity of periods. The general rule is… if the patient is having regular periods on her own, without hormones, then there is a chance of pregnancy.
Answered 9/29/2016
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