Patient's question:
Around hospitals for regular medical procedures, I had an abortion. I have been breastfeeding since last year until now, and now I am planning to have a baby. I don't know if it will affect fertility.Doctor's answer:
Hello: Under normal circumstances, the amount of blood loss during one menstrual period is approximately 60 milliliters, with less than 30 milliliters being considered too little and less than 80 milliliters being excessive. Generally, a low volume of menstrual blood is due to low estrogen levels or uterine developmental issues. Estrogen can stimulate the fibrosis and thickening of the endometrium to prepare for pregnancy. If pregnancy does not occur, the fibrotic endometrium will shed and peel off, forming the menstrual flow. Low estrogen levels in the body can cause the endometrium to grow insufficiently thick, resulting in less shedding during menstruation. This condition can affect fertility in the future. You need to identify the root cause and receive targeted treatment!