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Can i have a baby after menopause?
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Depends: You are not able to have a baby who is bioligically related to you as you are not able to develop eggs for fertilization. However, it is possible to be a surrogate mother using another woman's egg for fertilization. This does not mean that it is medically advisable or optimal.
Answered 11/21/2018
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