Patient's question:
My aunt visits less and less often. Previously, she used to come 13 times a year, but now she only comes 11 or 10 times a year. These cycles have become 30 to 40 days long—it’s clearly irregular menstruation! I haven’t had children yet, so is this going to affect my ability to have kids in the future?Doctor's answer:
If menstruation appears disordered or irregular again, it may be due to poor rest or hormonal imbalance. Long-term menstrual irregularity can affect ovulation period estimation or lead to immature follicular development. It is necessary to actively arrange for a thorough examination and take medication promptly to regulate menstruation. Then, pay more attention to relaxing emotions and check if deep sleep is normal.