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Every living creature on the Earth has its own stages of development. There are both periods of heyday, and a period of extinction. A woman in this regard, too, is no exception. The period of menopause is precisely the period of extinction, which sooner or later will be destined. Menopause is characterized by a gradual decrease and, in the end, complete cessation of the childbearing function.
The optimal age for the birth of a child is the period from 18 to 35 years. However, it also happens that a woman for a number of reasons wants to become a mother at an older age. Moreover, not for all women climax occurs in 50 years. There is a certain percentage of women susceptible to early menopause, which can begin as early as 37 years. How to become pregnant with menopause? It is necessary to remember the fact that the ability to conceive decreases gradually, and can persist for at least a year after the last menstruation. It is for this reason that a woman who does not plan a child loses her vigilance, and, considering that during pregnancy she does not already have any chances of becoming pregnant, nevertheless, she becomes pregnant. For women who want a child, this fact can be the last hope.
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How to get pregnant with menopause, folk remedies
There is a certain percentage of women who do not want to turn to specialists, and prefer to use folk remedies. How to become pregnant with menopause? Folk remedies suggest the use of certain herbs that restore and preserve reproductive function. These include: Chinese doom, unicorn false, liquorice, sage, red brush, etc. However, using folk remedies, it is important to remember that you can lose valuable time, and it's better to ask for help. There are such cases, and there are many of them when a woman could become pregnant with a climax as a result of hormonal stimulation of the ovaries.
Before deciding on pregnancy during menopause, you need to think carefully about all the consequences of late pregnancy. This is the risk of miscarriage, and an increased risk of a child with Down syndrome and other pathologies. In addition, a small child will still require a lot of attention for a very long time, and it is more difficult for a woman aged to cope with such loads physically. If you still decided to take such a step, contact the specialists, and remember that you have a chance.
References:
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- Dreval A.V. Menopause // BC. – 2018.
- Russian Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Menopause and menopause in women. Clinical guidelines. — 2016.
- Gynecology: textbook / Ed. V.E. Radzinsky. A.M. Fuchs. – M.: GEOTAR – Media, 2019
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