Is it possible to get pregnant with a FSH of 24? I am 35 years old.  Thank you!?
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yes it is possible to become pregnant although very difficult.  a high fsh means either low ovarian reserve or low quality of the eggs.  most physicians recommend egg donors but i have heard of many women with a high fsh doing ivf and becoming pregnant with their own eggs.
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AHHHHHHHHH! I'm not alone! I am 32, I've had my tubes tied for 10 years. The last 5 years my cycle has been so out of wack! I went 3 months with no period, thought I was that 1 in a million to get pregnant. I talk to my doctor, and believe it or not, I am in the first stages of menopause!!! I have to take a hormone pill to bring my period down if I'm late. My mom also started in her 20's. She was totally finished in her 40's.\nI would definitly see a doctor though, it could be a number of things.\ngood luck!
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i have PCOS. i had a daughter when i was younger. i had lost 50 pounds and got pregnant. now i have gained all of that back plus and additional 50. i have been trying to have another one but it just isnt working and i have been trying for 3 years. i have never tried fertility treatments due to the cost. i plan on losing weight again. everything that i have read about it explains how weight loss is the best thing for you. PCOS can be very dangerous if it is left untreated. it is not fetal but all of the symptoms that you have when you have PCOS are. like obesity, insulin resistance, high blood pressure, diabetes, and high cholesterol. there is also a chance of uterine cancer if you do not get your period often enough. PCOS is like a bullet that is fired but does not hit you for 30 years. i suggest doing research (if ou havent) and then treating it the way that best fits you. i dont know if you are overweight but if you are even losing 20 pounds will greatly help you chances of getting pregnant! good luck to you and i wish the best for you!
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your not too old to have a child, but when you do get pregnant you will have to be monitored more than say a 25yr old. If your planning to get pregnant tell your doc and ask about the risks, if any.\nGood luck
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Yes it is possible. Your fertile window may begin during your period. Sperm can empregnate you 6 days after having sex.  \n http://www.plannedparenthood.org/pp2/portal/medicalinfo/sexualhealth/faq/;jsessionid=AF6DAAE89F236CAA0E0A3B3C66FCFF58#menstruate\n\nCheck this out: (the video may seem silly at first but I am 30 and it told me a few things I did not know)\nhttp://websrvr40nj.audiovideoweb.com/avwebdsnjwebsrvr4501/portal/media/media-050516-pregnancy.html\nhttp://womenshealth.about.com/cs/pregnancy/a/whenpregoccur.htm\nhttp://www.menstruation.com.au/periodpages/faqfertility.html
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Go to a Doctor's office, I'm sure they give you some pamplets to read or a website to research.  Good luck to you!  It's a lot of health risk involved for women (and the baby) getting pregnant over the age of 35.
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More women today find they want to put off pregnancy until their careers are well established, or until they've gotten more life experience. However, research shows that pregnancies in women over the age of 35 suffer from more problems than those in younger women. How great are the risks compared with the benefits, and what do you really need to be concerned about? \nHow Old is Too Old to Have a Baby?\nAccording to the Mayo Clinic, a woman's fertility peaks between the ages of 20 and 24. However, fertility rates remain relatively constant through the early 30s, after which they begin to decline:\n\nAt age 30 to 35, fertility is 15 to 20 percent below maximum. From age 35 to 39, the decrease is 25 to 50 percent. From 40 to 45, the decrease is 50 to 95 percent.\n\nTechnically, any woman who has not gone through menopause, and who does not have other reproductive problems, can become pregnant. Successful pregnancies have been reported in women as old as 59.\n\nPregnancy Risks After 35\nThe risk of miscarriage increases after age 35; by the early 40s, more than 50 percent of pregnancies end in miscarriage. Many of these occur at an early stage and may not even be detected, or may be mistaken for a late period. The majority of these miscarriages are due to the chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus.\n\nOther age-related factors affecting fertility include less frequent and/or irregular ovulation, and endometriosis, in which tissue that attaches to the ovaries or fallopian tubes interferes with conception.\n\nWhen they do get pregnant, women older than 35 may have a higher risk of developing gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, and placenta previa. There is also a potentially higher risk of having a baby with low birth weight, and of chromosomal abnormalities such as Down syndrome.\n\nAiming for a Positive Pregnancy\nAlthough older women may find it somewhat harder to achieve pregnancy, the overall outcomes are excellent. In fact, birth rates for mothers in their 30s and 40s have increased dramatically over the past 25 years. According to the National Center for Health Statistics, the birth rate for women age 35 to 39 nearly doubled between 1978 and 1998. Between 1981 and 1997, the birth rate for women in their 40s increased 92 percent.\n\nIf you're over 35 and thinking of getting pregnant, a few simple tips will help minimize the risks: \n\nStart taking prenatal vitamins \nSee your doctor for prepregnancy checkups \nEat well \nExercise regularly \nCut out nicotine, alcohol, and drugs \n\nFinally, if you don't succeed in getting pregnant within six months, see a reproductive endocrinologist (fertility specialist) to discuss next steps.\n\nSources: The Mayo Clinic Complete Book of Pregnancy and Baby's First Year (Morrow, 1994); March of Dimes: 888-MODIMES, www.modimes.org, www.nacersano.org\n\nThe information on this Web site is designed for educational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for informed medical advice or care. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat any health problems or illnesses without consulting your pediatrician or family doctor. Please consult a doctor with any questions or concerns you might have regarding your or your child's condition.\n\nContent courtesy of American Baby.
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Chances are against it, but yes, it is possible.  Try to go to www.scarleteen.com, they've got some expert advice on all and any questions about pregnancy, curiosity, your body, anything and everything under the sun.  It really is a great help.
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Congratulations, you have managed to use up your lifetime supply of sperm before you reached 16.   Hard luck, that will teach you!!!!!!!
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I have a story that may answer your question, when I was a few weeks away from having my daughter I went to see my OBGYN and there was an older couple, the woman was in her late 60's, the husband was in his early to mid 70's, the woman looked very worried and embarrassed. I figured she was just there for some gynecological reason but I did not ask of course.She started talking and told me that she and her husband had just gotten married and that she was there because she thought she might be pregnant!!!! She had not gone through menopause and she never fathomed pregnancy at her age so of course so birth control wasn't top priority, but maybe it should have been.The answer to question is yes, she can still get pregnant provided she has never had a hysterectomy or has gone through menopause, so you go rock her boat.
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Any day is good, since the ovulation cycle is every 28 days.  Your woman will be fertile for about 8 days during this cycle.  She should be able to know when it is.  Just do what you do, add a few more times during this fertile week and 9months later you should have a baby.\n\nIf not, there might be fertility issues which can be determined and most likely resolved at the doctors.
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If she is healthy, it should not be a problem in the slightest.  33 is not that old, in terms of fertility.\n\nIf a problem arises, there are things that can help.  The general rule of thumb is, if you are under 35 and have been trying for a year, it's time to see a reproductive endocrinologist (RE). If you're over 35 and it's been 6 months, then consult the RE. There are a number of tests and therapies that can be tried to determine if in fact you are infertile, if so, why, and what treatment is best. For example, if Endometriosis is a cause, surgical removal of the Endo can help. If other factors are involved (female), perhaps certain medications (IVF protocol) can help. Other treatments/options exist if the cause of the infertility in the couple is due to the male factor. \n\nStart with the links below. Good luck! \n\nhttp://www.socrei.org/\nhttp://www.haveababy.com/\nhttp://www.inciid.org/\nhttp://www.resolve.or
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It is medically possible... for a woman of 33 to go through MENOPAUSE...\n\nAs with all things that concern you... \n\nSEE YOUR DOCTOR.\n\nPlease, based on these symtons... SEE HIM/HER fast... Okay?
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After 35 there is a  greater likly hood of complications and problems like down syndrome. However with modern medican and technology, tests like amniocentisis can tell birthdefects etc. It also becomes harder to concieve a child as a women gets older. All that aside many women into their 40's are having babies and there is no real reason your women should not be able to have a child, the big question is does she want to have anouther child? That is what you need to find out and discuss. Good Luck
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There are ovulation kits available at most pharmacies that will help you determine the right "day" for you. If you have fertility issues (you have been trying unsuccessfully for at least 2 years to get pregnant) then you need to see your doctor to ensure that there are no physical issues with getting pregnant that might be stopping you. Good Luck.
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Yes, you can become pregnant at any time.  It is more likely that you will be ovulating on days 12-15 of your cycle, but if your cycle is not normal or very predictable, you can become pregnant at any given time.
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Many things.....hormonal problems would be the main thing.  In one year, 90% of adult women who are trying to conceive will become pregnant.  After a year, that's when it's time to see a doctor.