Since the opening of the second child policy, many families have been prepared. Some families have their eldest child in their twenties and their spouse in their forties, and they also want to have a second child. However, after the age of 45, when women reach menopause, will they still be able to conceive in the early stages of menopause?
In the early stages of menopause, it is possible to become pregnant. At this time, menstruation is irregular and ovulation may occur. After menopause, ovarian function has also begun to decline, and ovulation is no longer possible, so it is impossible to conceive again. Moreover, after menopause, hormones will decrease and the endometrium will become thinner. Even ovulation cannot allow the fertilized egg to implant normally, which means pregnancy cannot be achieved.
In the early stages of menopause, even if one gets pregnant by chance, it can lead to miscarriage or fetal malformation due to the difficulty of egg development. Some women may supplement estrogen during menopause to help the body recover, which can easily trigger tumors even if they are able to conceive. The chances of conception during menopause are not high, but the risks are significant. If considering in vitro fertilization, it will also affect heart and kidney function, and the success rate is not very high.
Menopause usually occurs between the ages of 45 and 55, during which menstrual disorders are prone to occur and menstruation gradually decreases. This also indicates that menopause has entered, during which women may experience symptoms such as flushing, cardiovascular problems, and changes in breasts, as well as palpitations, chest tightness, and other symptoms.
