Pregnancy Over 40 Naturally
Having A Baby Over 40 Is Possible.
If You Are Trying to Conceive and Experiencing Infertility, We Are Here To Provide Support and Resources
+
Friday, February 18, 2011
Thursday, February 17, 2011
40 Year Old Tonya Harding Pregnant
Pregnancy Over 40: Tonya Harding
With her figure skating days long behind her along with that terrible incident with Nancy Kerrigan, Tonya Harding is pregnant at the age of 40. I remember the olympics that year like it was yesterday...I realize Tonya Harding isn't exactly a "role model", but even fallen figure skaters can get pregnant over 40.
My site: www.getpregnantover40.com
![]() |
picture: abcnews.go.com |
The only reason I bring it up here is because of her age and from what I can tell, this was a spontaneous pregnancy. This particular blog I've linked to also says that she's trying to kick her drinking and smoking habit. Yikes! If she can get pregnant at the age of 40 with all of those strikes against her, just think what you can do if you lead a healthy lifestyle! Read more:
blogs.babycenter.com
Thursday, February 03, 2011
PICTURES OF OVULATION FROM 45 YEAR OLD WOMAN
Pregnancy Over 40, Ovulation Over 40
Here is an article and incredibly clear pictures of the actual ovulation process. I have often wondered what is going on inside my body when I feel that little pain mid cycle (which is also called "mittelschmerz").The picture shows a red protrusion from the ovary, and from that, the egg emerges. It's interesting too, that these pictures came from a 45 year old woman. So I guess she's not too old to be producing eggs!
___________
SEE ALSO: GETPREGNANTOVER40.COM FOR MORE ON REGULATING MENSTRUAL CYCLES, OVULATION AND PREGNANCY OVER 40
![]() |
picture: news.bbc.co.uk |
The pictures, published in New Scientist magazine, were described as "fascinating" by a UK fertility specialist.
It really is a pivotal moment in the whole process, the beginnings of life in a way
Professor Alan McNeilly
MRC Human Reproduction Unit, Edinburgh
Human eggs are produced by follicles, fluid-filled sacs on the side of the ovary, which, around the time of ovulation, produce a reddish protrusion seen in the pictures.
The egg comes from the end of this, surrounded by a jelly-like substance containing cells.
The egg itself is only the size of a full-stop, and the whole ovary, which contains many immature eggs, just a couple of inches long.
They belonged to a 45-year-old Belgian woman, and Dr Donnez, from the Catholic University of Louvain, told New Scientist that the pictures would help scientists understand the mechanisms involved.
from:
news.bbc.co.uk
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Disclaimer
The material provided on this blog and products sold on associated websites are for informational purposes only. The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this site and/or products sold on this site. We also provide links to other websites for the convenience of our site visitors. We take no responsibility, implied or otherwise for the content or accuracy of third party sites.
