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Late Motherhood Challenges: Katrina Kaif will become a mother at the age of 42. How difficult is it to become a mother at this age?
Katrina Kaif: Katrina Kaif is going to become a mother at the age of 42. This raises the question of whether it is possible to become a mother after the age of 40, and if so, how difficult it is.
Katrina Kaif Pregnancy: Famous Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif shared news of her pregnancy on social media a few days ago. While her fans are overjoyed, some are turning their attention to the possibility of becoming a mother after 40. This is because it is said that becoming a mother after 40 is quite difficult. Let us explain why conceiving after 40 can be challenging.
Age to become a mother
Based on numerous reports and popular beliefs, it is believed that women's fertility slows significantly after the age of 35. Furthermore, becoming a mother after 40 becomes increasingly difficult. In this way, Katrina Kaif's motherhood at the age of 42 has given hope to women trying to conceive after 40 that it is possible to become a mother.
Difficulties in becoming a mother after 40
Becoming a mother after the age of 40 can be challenging, as women's fertility significantly weakens, and both the quality and quantity of eggs decline. This can also lead to a longer pregnancy or even require the assistance of IVF. During this age, the risk of various complications, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, premature delivery, or chromosomal disorders in the baby, increases significantly. Therefore, doctors classify the possibility of becoming a mother at this age as high-risk. However, if you want to become a mother after 40, you first need to be healthy to avoid any risks and to have the possibility of becoming a mother under the supervision of a doctor. Simply put, it's difficult, but not impossible.
How much trouble it is
Dr. Michelle Y. Owens, a gynecologist at the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, explains, "Becoming a mother after 40 is quite challenging. Women at this time are more likely to have a miscarriage or stillbirth. However, with the availability of medical facilities and care, becoming a mother after 40 is possible."
