A 66 -year -old woman in Germany has given birth to her tenth son.
Alexandra Hildebrandt, owner of the Mural Museum in Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin, welcomed his new son, Philipp, on March 19, according to Today.com and other points of sale.
The mother had her first child in 1977, followed by eight children after she turned 50, who were born by caesarean section.
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His children include Svetlana, 45; Artiom, 36; Elisabeth and Maximilian twins, 12; Alexandra, 10; Leopold, 8; Anna, 7; Maria, 4 and Katharina, 2.
Hildebrandt said today that did not use any fertility drug and had no difficulty conceiving.
Alexandra Hildebrandt, manager president and director of the Mural Museum at CheckPoint Charlie in Berlin, shows in June 2018. He has just given birth to her tenth son at age 66. (Soeren Stache/Picture Alliance through Getty Images)
His new Philipp baby was born in Cesárea en Charite Hospital in Berlin.
Weigh a weight of seven “healthy” pounds, 13 ounces, although it remained in an incubator.
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In an interview with the German newspaper Bild, Hildebrandt shared his happiness by welcoming another son, noting that he feels “as if he were 35”.
“We should encourage people to have more children!”
Professor Wolfgang Henrich, director of the Obstetric Medicine Clinic at Berlin Charite, where Hildebrandt was treated, told Bild that his age and the number of caesarean sections are an “absolute rarity in obstetric medicine and represented a challenge.”
The new mother’s healthy lifestyle, according to her doctor, helped her handle another pregnancy. His new baby (not in the photo) was born through caesarean section. (Istock)
“Due to its particularly good physical constitution and its mental strength, Mrs. Hildebrandt achieved pregnancy well,” he said.
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“The operation was completely without complications.”
Hildebrandt, director of the CheckPoint Charlie Museum, is shown to the right near the Glienicke bridge on August 13, 2021 in Berlin, Germany. (Adam Berry/Getty images)
Hildebrandt confirmed with the publication: “As very healthy, swimming regularly for an hour, I run for two hours, I do not smoke or drink, and I have never used contraception.”
“There is a tendency to be hostile with children,” Hildebrandt told Bild.
“Many people would review their judgment once they had contact with children. We should encourage people to have more children!”
The mother of 10 children said (not in the photo): “As very healthy, I regularly swim for an hour, I run for two hours, I do not smoke or drink, and I have never used contraception.” (Er Productions Limited through Getty Images)
In an interview with Fox News Digital, fertility expert Dr. Alex Robles of the Fertility Center of Columbia considered biologically a pregnancy at this age “very unusual.”
“Statistically, the chances of conceiving after 45 years are less than 5%,” he said.
“In addition, the average age of menopause, in which natural reproduction is no longer possible, is 50 to 55 years of age.”
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Robles warned that becoming pregnant in these “extreme ages also raises significant health risks for the mother and the baby.”
Fox News Digital contacted Hildebrandt to make more comments.
