Can a 45-year-old get pregnant?

Patient's question:

Age in years
Detailed medical history and purpose of consultation: Infertility
Duration of the current illness: Generally five to seven days before the expected period
Current general condition:
Medical history: None

Doctor's answer:

Hello, if you are already in your mid-forties, it is best not to get pregnant because your uterine function and cardiovascular function are both degenerated. If you conceive at this time, the risk of miscarriage for the child and complications for you, such as gestational hypertension or other diseases, would be high. It is recommended that your current condition is not suitable for pregnancy, and you should continue with your normal life. There is nothing else.
If you plan to get pregnant, both you and your partner can go to the hospital for pre-natal health checks. For women, the main tests include gynecological examinations such as ultrasound, routine cervical discharge tests, routine blood and urine tests, and the five pre-natal health tests. For men, a preliminary semen analysis can be conducted.