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I am a Registered Nurse who specializes in Labor and Delivery. I will answer questions about pregnancy, labor and delivery, post-partum care, and breastfeeding.

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ObGyn/Pregnancy issues - when does a womans fertility...

Expert: Amy, RN - 5/19/2006

Question
when does a womans fertility end?
if someoen is 47 what r the chances that she can get preg?
49?

if a women has lower fertility due to age what is the most strategic time to have rleations with her to get preg?

this assumes they ahve not ahd children before
but if they had some before does ti make a diff?

what if they ony had 1 or 2
does the quantity of children matter?

what if they had lots of children 15 or 10 or even 20 years ago?

what if they only had 1 or 2 years ago?

how does all this affect fertility?

if a lady says she is still fertile at the age fo 47 or 49 can i assume she ahd childrne earlier even ifshe denies this?

can seminal issue and /or female secretions cause std ?
even if one comes in contact with them only outside the body?
external pelvic area?

a penile opening comes in contct with womens lubrication? oouside her body?

how long does sperm survive outside the body?

what if it is refrigera8ed?
is there any way to prolong the life of sperm

Answer
Yom,

Wow, you have a lot of questions.

1. As long as a women is still having a period and ovulating, she can get pregnant.

2. Fertility does decrease with age, the best time to conceive is when the women if ovulating (I recommend using an ovulation test kit)

3. It doesn't make a difference if she has had children before, however, if she has, you know she can conceive.

4. Yes, vaginal and penile secretions absolutely can cause an STD.

5. Sperm only lives outside the body for a few hours. It will live longer if frozen.

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