I don't know, but I can't imagine a belly at 50. Personally, my first pregnancy at 30 was less tiring than this one at 35, I was physically better in the first one, although every woman and pregnancy is different.
According to this research conducted by fertility specialists There are no physical and emotional differences between a pregnancy at 30 and one at 50 years of age. 50-year-old women are as capable of facing motherhood as younger women.
Studies with women over 50 who underwent some treatment for fertility found that maternity was no more stressful or physically demanding than those of 30 and 40-odd. They showed no sign of any disposition or mood that could be classified as inferior to that of the other younger mothers. The study that measured stress and physical health in women who conceived after 50 with fertilization treatments in Vitro with donated eggs were compared with women in their 30s and 40s who conceived at the same time.
64 women participated in the study and it was observed that those who were over 50 years of age did not show any physical or mental state different from those of 30 or 40. The lowest levels of maternity stress were detected in women 30 and over, the highest among those over 40, while those over 50 were located in an intermediate strip.
