Can a woman at 45 still have a baby?

Many women actually have many misunderstandings about childbirth, such as the age for childbirth. In fact, there are age requirements for childbirth. If the age is too high, the risk of childbirth will be greater. Therefore, it is generally not recommended for women to give birth after a certain age. However, due to different personal situations, there are now some older mothers giving birth. So, can women still have children when they reach 45?

1. Women aged 45 can still have children. Clinically, women over 35 are considered to be elderly mothers, so women over 45 must undergo corresponding examinations before becoming pregnant. The most important thing is to understand whether the ovarian function is normal. It is recommended to have a blood test on the second day of menstruation to check six sex hormones and thyroid function, mainly to understand whether follicle-stimulating hormone and estradiol are still within the normal range. In addition, liver and kidney function tests and B-ultrasound examinations should be done, and ovulation should be monitored clinically, and then sexual intercourse should be guided, which can increase the chance of pregnancy.

2. Whether a woman can still have children at the age of 45 depends on her physical condition. It is recommended that patients check AMH and six sex hormones to evaluate ovarian function. If the ovaries fail and no eggs are released, conception is impossible, but pregnancy can be achieved through assisted reproductive technology. At the same time, it is recommended that patients undergo gynecological transvaginal color Doppler ultrasound to check whether there is ovarian atrophy, and if necessary, undergo hysterosalpingography to evaluate whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed and perform hysteroscopy and other examinations. If ovarian function declines, a combination of Chinese and Western medicine can be used to help the patient conceive.

3. In fact, the best childbearing age for women is 23-28 years old, and for men is 30-35 years old. There is a difference in the best childbearing age for men and women. The optimal age combination for childbearing between men and women should be that the man is about 7 years older than the woman. The best childbearing age for women is between 23 and 28 years old, and for men it is between 30 and 35 years old. It is best for women not to be over 28 years old, and for men not to be over 35 years old. As women age, the joints of the birth canal, perineum and pelvis become harder and less likely to expand. The contraction force of the uterus and the stretch force of the vagina are also poor. Some older women have a slow or even failed cervix opening during childbirth, which prolongs the delivery time and makes heavy bleeding and dystocia more likely to occur.