Indian woman ‘has her first child at AGED SEVENTY’: One of the world’s oldest new mothers after she and husband, 75, conceive a son through IVF
Posted on: October 20, 2021, by : charitosbohospital
An Indian woman claims to have had her first child at the age of 70, making her one of the oldest first-time mothers in the world.
An Indian woman claims to have had her first child at the age of 70, making her one of the oldest first-time mothers in the world.
Jivunben Rabari and her husband Maldhari, 75, proudly showed off their son – whose name they have not revealed – to reporters as they said he had been conceived through IVF.
Rabari has said she does not have ID to prove her age, but told reporters it was 70, which would make her one of the oldest first mothers in the world. However, another Indian woman, Erramatti Mangayamma, is believed to be the oldest after having twin girls in September 2019 at the age of 74.
Rabari and Maldhari, from a small village called Mora in Gujurat, India, have been married for 45 years and have been trying unsuccessfully for a baby for decades.
They were able to have a child through IVF, which can be effective after menopause.
The couple’s doctor Naresh Bhanushali said it was ‘one of the rarest cases I have ever seen’.
Indian woman ‘has her first child at AGED SEVENTY’: One of the world’s oldest new mothers after she and husband, 75, conceive a son through IVF
- Jivunben Rabari says she is 70 and the boy is the first child she has given birth to
- She said she did not have any ID to prove her age, but told reporters she was 70
- Rabari and her husband Maldhari are from a village called Mora in Gujurat, India
- Doctors were skeptical but now hail it as ‘one of the rarest cases they’ve seen’
- Another Indian woman had twin girls at the age of 74 two years ago
Rabari has said she does not have ID to prove her age, but told reporters it was 70, which would make her one of the oldest first mothers in the world. However, another Indian woman, Erramatti Mangayamma, is believed to be the oldest after having twin girls in September 2019 at the age of 74.
Rabari and Maldhari, from a small village called Mora in Gujurat, India, have been married for 45 years and have been trying unsuccessfully for a baby for decades.
They were able to have a child through IVF, which can be effective after menopause.
The couple’s doctor Naresh Bhanushali said it was ‘one of the rarest cases I have ever seen’.
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