Depending on how old you mean, it is possible. I believe the oldest woman to get pregnant was in her 60's. That is rare though. As women age past their prime, their chances become less and less. Women are most fertile in their early 20's. 35 is usually considered the line between healthy birth and pregnancy problems and complications. 35 and later is when fertility rapidly decreases and when it is more likely for a problematic pregnancy and miscarriages.
If she is still ovulating, yes. Otherwise, no, at least not in the natural way (as opposed to a medically induced pregnancy using science derived methodology).
That is very rare for an old women to get pregnant, and typically if they have gone through menopause, it is basically impossible.
If the "old woman" hasn't fully reached menopause (no longer able to ovulate) then yes she could get pregnant.
Probably if her tubes aren't tied or if her body still is in function lol
All depends if her Ovaries are still creating functional eggs.
Depends how old she is and if she's gone into menapause.
If there aren't any busted pipes or cobwebz. Lol 8D
if she has been through menopause.. no
If she hasn't hit metopause.
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