When Going To Menopause

Getting pregnant at the age of 40, people say, may not happen, but some pregnant women have succeeded in getting pregnant at the age of 40. You can, but it may be difficult and risky. Only a few mothers out of many pregnant women have succeeded in getting pregnant and giving birth to children at the age of four. At the age of 50, women's fertile period is very low. It can even be said to have reached the age limit for women to get pregnant. Even if the egg remains, it is unlikely that fertilization will occur. The chance of conception after this age is only about 1 or 2%%. During pregnancy, changing moods can make you very emotional and also whiny. Meanwhile, when going to menopause, these changes make you more moody, irritable, or become more depressed. Headaches can also appear before menopause and also in pregnancy due to hormonal changes. Regular consumption of alcoholic and caffeine drinks and foods such as coffee and tea can hasten the onset of menopausal symptoms. Research shows that alcohol and caffeine trigger hot flashes in women.