Patient's question:
I'm already over 40, but I kind of want to have another child. Is it easy to get pregnant during menopause? Is the risk high?Doctor's answer:
It is definitely difficult for someone in their 40s to focus on having children, especially after reaching menopause. Then it is basically impossible to get pregnant again. The main basis is whether normal menopause can occur, which is the standard for making this inference. If a woman can experience menopause, then the possibility of getting pregnant is also present. If menopause is confirmed, meaning no menstrual period has come, it is basically not menopause, and pregnancy will never occur again. If pregnancy does occur, it carries a risk of giving birth to a child with Down syndrome.