On March 19, a 66-year-old woman named Alexandra Hildebrandt gave birth to her 10th child, a boy named Philipp, in Berlin. Hildebrandt reported conceiving without the use of fertility drugs and has received encouragement from her social circle. Despite the risks associated with advanced maternal age, including serious health concerns, her pregnancy was described as largely uncomplicated. Dr. Levine noted that such a case is rare and raised the possibility that Hildebrandt might not be menopausal, potentially due to a hormonal disorder.
Hildebrandt's doctor stated that while the pregnancy was largely uncomplicated, the biological likelihood of conceiving at 66 without medical intervention is incredibly low.
Despite concerns related to age, Hildebrandt has received only positive feedback from friends and family regarding the birth of her 10th child.
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