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Arramatti Mangayamma of Guntur city of Andhra Pradesh made a record by becoming a mother at the age of 74.

Becoming a mother is the most beautiful moment in the world for a woman. But when that moment comes at the 74th stage of life, a record is made. This achievement becomes an example for those women who have been dreaming of becoming mothers for a long time, but are not getting success. The record of becoming the oldest mother in the world is in the name of Arramatti Mangayamma from Andhra Pradesh. The record was made at an age when women have lost hope of becoming mothers.

On the occasion of Mother's Day, know the story of a mother who spent many decades of her life in the desire to become a mother and a day came which became a hope for those women around the world who, after losing their efforts, suppress the desire to become a mother after a certain age. Know the story of that Indian woman.

gave birth to twin girls

Arramatti Mangayamma from Guntur city of Andhra Pradesh gave birth to two baby girls through in vitro fertilization (IVF) technique on September 5, 2019. Media reports have claimed that despite decades of married life, Arramatti Mangayamma did not have any children. It was always her heartfelt desire to have a child at home.

Arramatti Mangayamma She became the mother of two girls on September 5, 2019.

In the year 1962, she was married to E. Raja Rao. After being unable to conceive naturally for many years, she chose In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) after learning about it from a neighbor. The woman in the neighborhood became a mother through this process at the age of 55. Taking inspiration from this, Arramatti chose the option of IVF. After this the couple consulted Dr. Umashankar so that Mangayamma's treatment could proceed.

Arramatti Mangayamma with husband Raja Rao.

Hopelessness received from many hospitals

According to Dr. Umashankar, even at that stage of her age she had a strong desire to become a mother. Even after visiting many hospitals, she was not successful in conceiving. She decided to try IVF and contacted us. We were surprised to see his strong will. We did all the medical tests and found that she was medically fit to conceive through IVF. However, there were many challenges in their journey to conceive. Since Mangayamma had gone through menopause, her body had stopped producing eggs. To deal with this problem, help of egg donor was taken.

Tests found that she was fit for pregnancy through IVF.

She became pregnant for the first time through donor eggs and her husband's sperm. Interestingly, she did not have to face any complications during her entire pregnancy. After the birth of the girls, she is taking care of them. However, after the birth of the girls, the husband died at the age of 84 due to a heart attack.

Ankit Gupta

Born in Lucknow, the city of Nawabs. Graduated from DAV College and MBA from Punjab Technical University. The desire to write and the passion to know the story beyond the news brought me into journalism. Started his career in 2008 with Lucknow's first Hindi tabloid 'Lucknow Lead'.

Tried my hand in the features section. Then he joined Dainik Jagran's iNext from Gorakhpur, the city of Baba Gorakhnath. Joined the Jaipur head office of Rajasthan Patrika in 2013 for reporting on city news and health magazine. After spending about 5 years here, I reached Dainik Bhaskar's Bhopal head office in 2018 for a new start in the digital world. Got hold on research, explainer, data story and infographic. The most complex news of health and science explained in simple words. In 2021, after saying goodbye to Dainik Bhaskar, I joined the digital wing of TV9 Group. Currently, while working in TV9, I am heading the 'Knowledge' section as an Assistant News Editor. There is a focus and interest on explainer, data and research stories. Read More