Can I Stop Using Contraceptives Now That My 50-Year-Old Wife Hasn't Had a Period in 2 Years?

Ans: Dear Vinay,
yes, it's natural as she says. she's responding to the hormonal fluctuations related to menopause.
So, there is no solution to a problem, as there is no problem in the first place. It's just the natural progression of a woman through various stages of her life. Support her by understanding her and her emotions better.
And intercourse isn't the only way to connect. Intimacy can be non-sexual as well; cuddling, kissing, holding hands are forms of being close. This may take the pressure of the performance and it may lead to intercourse. But if you are simply going to obsess over it, neither of you are going to be ready and it will just drive a wall between the two of you. Instead focus on the beautiful things that you have shared so far and what you can build on from no on....a lot of support, care, love and understanding is the need of the hour...

All the best!

Ans: Perimenopause menorrhagia happens, due to hormonal imbalance. This is a burning candle burns brightly before it extinguishes. Definitely one need to meet a Gynec to rule out any other pathology inside. After that supportive measures through balanced nutrition, magnesium, iron supplements help a lot. Rest and moderate exercices to help the circulation is important. Above all, being positive towards the episode will settle it down

Ans: Considering the age, please go for other options
IVF needs hormonal therapy too

Ans: The best method to control irregular periods at age 41 is to take OC pills.
Long-term OC pills don't have negative side effects, but they do help prevent endometrial and ovarian cancers. In addition to ocpills, we may want to think about iuds that release progesterone, which can regulate menstrual blood flow and other issues. Natural methods 1) Modification of lifestyle (2) Restful sleep (3) Healthy eating that includes dry fruits, vegetables, eggs, chicken, and low fat and low carbs and high protein (4) Consistent yoga, meditation, and exercise (5) Managing stress

Ans: Menopause is the end of a woman's reproductive years and is marked by the cessation of menstrual periods for at least 12 months. During menopause, the ovaries stop producing estrogen and progesterone, and stop releasing eggs, making it impossible to conceive.
So, it's impossible to become pregnant after menopause, until you undergo infertility treatment