Charan Kaur, the mother of the late Punjabi music sensation Sidhu Moosewala, has revealed that she is expecting a baby at the age of 58 through in vitro fertilization (IVF). Kaur’s decision to embrace motherhood at an advanced age has captured widespread attention and raised questions about the risks and precautions associated with late-in-life pregnancies.
With her delivery anticipated in March, Kaur’s journey to parenthood has ignited discussions about the challenges and potential complications of pregnancy after the age of 50. Medical experts warn that advanced maternal age can increase the likelihood of gestational diabetes, hypertension, caesarean section deliveries, miscarriages, and other health concerns.
Despite these risks, Kaur’s determination to pursue IVF highlights the evolving landscape of fertility treatments and the possibilities they offer for individuals seeking to expand their families later in life. However, experts emphasize the importance of thorough precautions and considerations for women considering IVF after 50 to ensure a safe and successful pregnancy journey.
