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RS asked in Pregnancy & ParentingPregnancy · 4 years ago

Possibly Pregnant at 53 Update?

I have been seeing a woman who is 53 and she has not had a period in 3 years because of menopause. We were recently intimate a week ago and she says that she feels nausea and the smell of food makes her want to vomit. This happened 3 - 4 days after we had sex. We took a pregnancy test but didn't do it right. Because its suppose to be done in the morning. It says she isn't pregnant and she wants to believe just that. She also doesn't feel as bad either. We don't know if maybe its her body reacting to having sex because of how long its been Nov. / Oct. and now its August. I feel that we should re-test because it had only been 9 days since we had sex before the test and we did it incorrectly. She says it doesn't matter. If she is pregnant then she is if not then so be it. We would just wait months and find out. The anxiety over this hasn't allowed me to really sleep or eat much because I am eager to know the truth. What should I do? Wait a month and try and talk her in to doing the test again or try and do it in another week?

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  • Pippin
    Lv 7
    4 years ago
    Favorite Answer

    She is not pregnant. (Surely you would BOTH know if she had gone to a fertility specialist and had IVF with donor eggs.)

  • anon
    Lv 7
    4 years ago

    This could be menopause causing these symptoms.

  • helene
    Lv 7
    4 years ago

    No matter what time of day she tested, she tested TOO EARLY. By at least a week.

    But that's irrelevant. If she is in menopause, she cannot get pregnant without medical intervention.

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