Edward Said:

Since the majority of people that use Health Care is Women with Children and old people?

We Answered:

You are both a misogynist and a proponent of ageism. Given that both females and the aged have probably paid more in taxes, Medicare, Social Security than you ever will, I rather think your question is moot.

Irma Said:

Should pregnant women be held accountable for the health and well being of their unborn child?

We Answered:

If a mother decides to keep it she should be held responsible for that baby's health. I'm not saying if she ate a hamburger/junk food or god forbid didn't quit smoking she should be hung from her thumbs. But if she intentionally does things to grievously harm that baby she should be held accountable.

Gladys Said:

How does a women planning to be pregnant (first child) at 40yrs prepare? Any health dangers?

We Answered:

First you need to go and speak to your gyno. They can then fill you in on everything you could possible need to know or prepare yourself for. they will more than likely suggest you to start taking folic acid pills and go ahead and start on prenatal vitamins. best of luck to you baby dust headed your way.

Amy Said:

Are there any health benefits for women who have not borne children?

We Answered:

Congratulations on being child free. My girlfriend is 38, and I am 42. We are both 100% child free.

I don't think there is much difference in your feminine health. Some men claim that their wife does not "feel" the same on the inside of her xxxx once she had given birth. I have dated both mothers and child free. I never noted anything different that could not be attributed to being a different person.

I have noted that most child free people look younger. We are often mistaken for a couple in our 20's. But that is just about the only difference. My brother is younger than I am, and does not go out in the sun as much, but looks much older than I am because he has stepchildren.

Elmer Said:

does the women's health dramatically change after child's birth? I mean i am dating an single mother,?

We Answered:

Yes, a woman's health can change dramatically after the birth of a child such as due to the hormone levels coming down since she is no longer pregnant. Her periods can also be altered after the birth.

The breasts can change some as well, especially if she nursed the baby.

I would recommend that she check with her doctor as well if she is noticing other things that don't feel right to her.