Patient's question:
Hello, each time my menstrual flow is very little, the duration is not less than others, and there is no dysmenorrhea. It's just that the amount is particularly small. Now I'm married, I don't know if the menstrual flow will affect fertility.Doctor's answer:
Hello, a small amount of menstrual flow can definitely affect fertility, and women with low menstrual flow still have the ability to conceive. Additionally, some women have a low menstrual flow due to systemic wasting diseases such as tuberculosis, malnutrition, anemia, or psychological factors such as stress, depression, fear, as well as overexertion and changes in the environment. In these cases, a certain proportion of women can still conceive. Of course, if the low menstrual flow is caused by endocrine disorders, tumors, or uterine developmental abnormalities, leading to amenorrhea, the rate of infertility would be significantly higher.