Can you still get pregnant even after you stop menstruation totally, after menopause?

It is possible to get pregnant in the twelve months after you had what you thought to be your last menstrual period, so you still need to use some form of birth control to avoid getting pregnant, though not likely, still possible. In order to be considered menopause, you have to be without a period for twelve months. No, after menopause, you cannot get pregnant. The body stops developing eggs and so they cannot be fertilized. Not even fertility drugs can help.