Will a woman recover and naturally conceive after a year of menopause at the age of 48? According to relevant data, some 48 year old women in China who have stopped menstruation for a year still want to have another child, but they should be careful not to return to normal natural pregnancy. This is because women will no longer ovulate oocytes at this stage, but if patients are willing to receive human assisted reproductive technology treatment and establish an artificial cycle, there is still a possibility of pregnancy.

The menopause of elderly women is generally due to reserve function failure caused by natural ovarian aging, and with the increase of menopause time, it can also cause genital atrophy, premature aging, and sexual imbalance. Some groups may also suffer from diseases such as hypertension, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, uterine cancer, ovarian cancer, etc. So it is recommended that patients take preventive measures in advance.

Netizens ask questions

I am 48 years old and an elderly woman. I have the idea of having another child, but I have been suspended for a year now. I want to ask you, will your menstrual cycle recover in the future? Can this situation lead to natural pregnancy?

Service Advisor

In general, a 48 year old woman's menstrual cycle does not recover after one year of menopause, and therefore cannot conceive naturally. This is mainly due to low ovarian reserve function and failure to ovulate. If patients are willing to receive human assisted reproductive technology treatment, there is still a chance of pregnancy.

48 year old menopausal women can undergo in vitro fertilization.

All you need to do is establish an artificial cycle to promote the development of remaining follicles and form dominant follicles, which can be punctured for egg retrieval. The implantation rate of embryos formed by eggs and sperm is relatively low, only about 10%. It should be noted that this data can only be used as a reference, and the actual pregnancy rate depends on factors such as the female uterine environment and endometrial thickness. Will a woman recover and naturally conceive after a year of menopause at the age of 48?