Can a healthy old man still get proper erection and impregnate a young woman?

Can a healthy old man 55+ or so man get proper erection and even impregnate a young fertile woman?

He can surely get erection and have proper sex , but I highly doubt he would be able to impregnate a young woman
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Yes surely, if he is decent healthy he can impregnate a young fertile woman
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He might feel horny , but won't be able to get proper erection and impregnate a woman
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  • I don't know if you know who Tony Randall was - he was an actor who did some movies and a lot of Broadway, but is best known for playing Felix in the TV show version of The Odd Couple from the late 70s. He married his assistant when he was 70 and she was 29, and two years later, she gave birth to his kid.

    I went to school with a guy whose dad was in his 70s when we were in grade school and my dad was in his mid 30s. His mom was his dad's third wife and he had 5 adult half-siblings and a younger sister.

    It's certainly true that not all men can father children into their 70s, the only reason it's not far more common is because they are usually with women who are past menopause at that age. If you gave every 65 year old man a 25 year old wife, it's likely that 2/3 or more of them would be pregnant within a year.

    • Seriously 😳? Most 65 year old men would be able to impregnate young women easily?

    • This surprises you? Certainly there is a decline of male fertility on average as you age, but, yes, most 65 year old men are capable of impregnating a woman. There is also an increasing chance of birth defects as men get older, but we're still talking fairly low percentages.

  • I can and have

    • At what age and how old was the girl?

    • I was 55 and she was 29

    • She was your wife?

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  • Men loose fertility potential too over the years, but nowhere close to women after 45, if he had 150 millions at 25 he still might have 75 million at 55, still more than enough to be normally fertile.

  • Age is only relative and ultimately just a number. Proper nutrition and diet can make a 55-year-old more capable of sex and impregnation than a 20-year-old. Especially with the poor diet that most 20-year-olds are consuming nowadays! It’s constantly said that men start to have erectile issues in their 30s. But I’ve heard of men having those issues in their early 20s. At the same time, I’ve never had those issues and I’m in my mid 40s now. In fact I have stronger erections and much higher sex drive now than I did in my 20s. It’s because I’m more conscious of what I eat. Men should never have erectile dysfunction no matter what their age. If they do, that’s the first sign that the body is having a more underlying issue dealing with arterial problems which will eventually lead to heart attack and stroke. It’s very aggravating. For men who do have erectile issues, they are told to take Viagra and other Band-Aid drugs when instead they should be looking at their arterial health and managing their intake of healthy fat vs processed foods that cause LDL cholesterol and calcification of the arteries. Same thing goes for sperm production, semen production, and overall sex drive. Men should be checking their testosterone levels and intaking supplements and other high nutrient value foods which stimulate the production of natural testosterone internally. Diet is literally the key to everything. You can either feel/look old and incapable of good healthy fulfilling sex, or you can feel and perform like a teenager. An older man should more than be capable of keeping up with a younger more fertile woman

  • Yeah, the biggest factors would be not having any reproductive issues to begin with, as they won't get better while you age, and not having anything like prostate cancer come up. It'd be pretty tough to knock a woman up if you can't get off anymore. Personally I think that'd be worse than being impotent and hope it's something I never have to stand at the crossroads of.

  • Yes but it's a high chance that the child will have issues like autism and adhd. And can give the mother issues during pregnancy like miscarriage, pre eclampsia, diabetes so it's not worth the risk of passing on issues to the mother and child

    • Why would it give issues to the mother too? I can understand that the child might have issues, but why mother?

    • So , what's the maximum age of a man till he can impregnate a young woman and the child will be healthy too?

    • The dad's DNA is what makes a lot of important things like the placenta so it can cause those issues

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  • Depends on the guy, but as long as they are healthy their swimmers typically stay healthy.

    And we prefer to be called "aged" rather than "old", similar to a fine wine or whisky.😜

    • You do get erection and have strong desire for sex even now?

    • Absolutely. Still wake up with morning wood all the time.

  • Absolutely , age has nothing to do with it

  • Yes surely, if he is decent healthy he can impregnate a young fertile woman

  • he can get it up and his swimmers can still do the backstroke.

  • Voted B

    • Seriously it's possible according to you?

    • Have you ever tried sex with old man?

    • No why? 😂

  • Of course, he can.

    • And the child will be healthy?

  • Yeah but i would say there's increased chances for birth defects.

    • So , 40 is ok?

    • As a man, yeah sure.

    • What's the max age for a female to have health child?

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  • Ask Hugh Hefner and Donald Trump

  • I'm 52 and I knocked up my wife last year. No problem.

    • Knocked up means?

    • Pregnant.

    • Damn. Wow. How old is wife?

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  • as long as she doesn't have her tubes tied, or any other sort of medical problem that inhibits it

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  • Definitely he can, i know a man he is 62 years and get married with a 23 years old girl even she is pregnant now.

    • She's fit and is he firt too?

    • Yes both are fit

    • The girl is still pregnant or they have child now?

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  • Possibly. Age is not the only factor.

    • Then what else?

    • And is age a factor for a woman?

    • The condition of the sperm varies a lot and makes a large difference.

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  • Yeah. Look at Robert de Niro, he just had a kid and he’s in his 70s

  • Oh yes we will know.

    • What do you mean?

    • Let the guy go check his fertility professionally. We don't know.

    • Would you be into an old man for fun?

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  • While the ability to achieve an erection and impregnate a woman may decrease as men age, it is still possible for healthy older men to have erections and father children.

    As men age, their testosterone levels decrease, which can affect their sexual function. However, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, such as regular exercise and a balanced diet, can help to improve sexual function and maintain erections.

    It's important to note that fertility also decreases with age for both men and women, and the chances of impregnating a woman decrease as men get older. However, men can still father children into their 50s and beyond, and there are various fertility treatments available that can help to increase the chances of conception.

    Overall, while there are some physiological changes that occur as men age, it is still possible for healthy older men to have erections and father children. It's important for older men to maintain a healthy lifestyle and communicate openly with their partners about any concerns or issues related to sexual function or fertility.