Is it possible to get (first time) women pregnant at the age of 47 with irregular period for past few months?

Answer 1

Yes, it is possible, *if* she is still fertile. How likely this is depends on several factors. First of all, *how* irregular is she? If she has a period regularly (every 24-40 days), but the cycle length just keeps changing, she may be ovulating regularly and be able to get pregnant with no medical help. Or she may *still* be ovulating, but have a short luteal phase (not enough time between ovulation and the next period for a fertilized egg to implant). Or she may not be ovulating at all.

If she is actually missing some cycles, then she certainly *isn't* always ovulating, so she isn't as fertile. A woman *always* has a period after ovulating, but sometimes a woman does not ovulate and has vaginal bleeding (technically *not* a period) anyway.

The only way to determine most of these things is to chart her fertility signs. Please read _Taking Charge of Your Fertility_ by Toni Weschler for detailed explanation of how to do this.

Answer 2

It is determined by how abnormal - a few days right here or there (e.G. 28-32 days) isn't an predicament in any appreciate, but when durations are enormously abnormal (e.G. 20 days to 45 days), then that most of the time procedure there is a fertility crisis (such a lot usual being PCOS) and likewise you would now not be ovulating every cycle. It's nonetheless possible to get pregnant, however such a lot tougher as have no idea whilst and despite the fact that ovulating each and every cycle. Happily, conditions paying homage to PCOS will also be probably controlled with med metformin to make the cycle much less abnormal.

Answer 3

Anything's possible, but at 47 with irregular periods, the chances are slim. It's possible if a period or two have now been missed, menopause is setting in.

Answer 4

Sure but it may be VERY hard for some. It took me four years to concieve my son as i had irregular periods. That doesnt imply you couldnt concieve instantaneously although so dont go off the pill simply but - you're nonetheless very younger. I've an eight week old youngster and i'm 32 so wait a number of years yet.

Answer 5

it sure is, a woman my friend used to work with and is still friends with, her mother was going through menopause and started gaining a little weight. She didn't suspect a thing because of irregular periods then found out that she was about 4 months pregnant. there is about 25 years between children for this woman now.

It is very possible, irregular periods mean nothing, she is still ovulating between them, you just never know when.

Answer 6

Welllll, from whjat I know it doesn't matter about that as much because it doesn't really matter about having your period.....maybe the lord Jesus may allow that woman to have a baby but hey if it happens , it happens but no it isn't irregular since a period is ust the cleaning of your body trough fluids so no not irregular!

Answer 7

Any time you have sex there is the possibility of becoming pregnant. what do you think sex is for? So why surprised that it would only take one time. that is all it ever takes is one time it is not a process where ya have to do it three or four times for it to take one time means one time, any one time for any one any age regular or not 47 or not

Answer 8

I would think so. If she's still having her period, chances are she is still ovulating. In fact, the irregular periods can be a sign of pregnancy themselves.

Answer 9

I wasn't in my forties during this event, but i did get pregnant with my second child after missing four periods and a promise from my doctor that i couldnt get pregnant.

Answer 10

Yes! Plenty of babies are born to women around that age who have believed themselves to be through menopause! You are not menopausal, as I understand it, until you have not had a period for a year.