Menopause has been menopausal for two months, will she still be pregnant?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

After women go through menopause, they generally do not have ovulation activity, but it cannot be completely ruled out. In most cases, sexual intercourse will not lead to pregnancy. Generally, it takes one year of menopause to be considered menopausal. If a woman has already reached menopause, she will generally not be able to get pregnant.