Can alzheimer's patient pregnant?
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yes they can >>>> but there is a huge huge risk in the matters of pregnancy and nursing as the may forget that they are pregnant and continue smoking or drinking
i thing you left out a verb
lets add "get" yes if everything else is normal
or
"cause someone to get" yes if everything else is normal.
you are not going to try to use that excuse for the problem your are in
I hope not.
If you're asking if a patient with Alzheimer's can get pregnant, I would say yes unless one of the medications they are on could somehow prevent it. I would call a doctor and ask.
Yes...People with Downs Syndrome start developing Alzheimers, in their thirties. Plus, some people begin Alzheimers in their fifties, and might not have hit menopause yet.
of course if they are in child bearing age
people can have early onset alzheimer's disease in their forties and women have been known to conceive in their 40's and even 50's
alzheimer's has nothing to do with the reproductive system
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