That'd be nice, seeing as she didn't have a child the whole time she's together with Mincheol. She's also 33, pregnancy would be difficult/dangerous if she's still not pregnant by 35.
That'd be nice, seeing as she didn't have a child the whole time she's together with Mincheol. She's also 33, pregnancy would be difficult/dangerous if she's still not pregnant by 35. Nai
No it would not be if you actually look at the scientific literature. Pregnancy varies for everyone depending on lifestyle and family history factors, but plenty of women have healthy pregnancies from 35-early 40's. I have literally worked with mothers in this age range in a healthcare role that have had more natural births with zero complications than women younger than them. In fact, the age of the man has a factor in how healthy a pregnancy is and health defects. There is more research that has been done about that and discovered that it plays a large role in the health of a fetus. There is a lot of misinformation spread online about this very topic, especially in place of culture to which Asia tends to skew misogynistic in this area.
No it would not be if you actually look at the scientific literature. Pregnancy varies for everyone depending on lifestyle and family history factors, but plenty of women have healthy pregnancies from 35-early ... Mango
To specify, the risks increase, but only by a very small percent. It usually isn't much of an issue unless other factors are mediating it to which there are many.
To specify, the risks increase, but only by a very small percent. It usually isn't much of an issue unless other factors are mediating it to which there are many. Mango
Won't it be painful? Other women gets their menopause earlier than most. Wouldn't it be hard to became pregnant once you're already menopause?
What if she ends up pregnant by him.
That'd be nice, seeing as she didn't have a child the whole time she's together with Mincheol. She's also 33, pregnancy would be difficult/dangerous if she's still not pregnant by 35.
No it would not be if you actually look at the scientific literature. Pregnancy varies for everyone depending on lifestyle and family history factors, but plenty of women have healthy pregnancies from 35-early 40's. I have literally worked with mothers in this age range in a healthcare role that have had more natural births with zero complications than women younger than them. In fact, the age of the man has a factor in how healthy a pregnancy is and health defects. There is more research that has been done about that and discovered that it plays a large role in the health of a fetus. There is a lot of misinformation spread online about this very topic, especially in place of culture to which Asia tends to skew misogynistic in this area.
To specify, the risks increase, but only by a very small percent. It usually isn't much of an issue unless other factors are mediating it to which there are many.
Won't it be painful? Other women gets their menopause earlier than most. Wouldn't it be hard to became pregnant once you're already menopause?