Patient's question:
Doctor, I'd like to ask that my menstrual flow is particularly light every month, and it's also irregular—either a week early or a week late. Sometimes it comes with blood clots. So, I want to know if it's possible for me to get pregnant like this? Is there anything I can eat to regulate it?Doctor's answer:
If a woman has a relatively low menstrual flow but a fairly regular menstrual cycle, it generally does not significantly affect normal pregnancy. However, this can vary, and it depends on factors such as the thickness of the endometrium during ovulation and whether the menstrual cycle can end normally. As long as the endometrium is about 8 millimeters thick during ovulation and the cycle ends normally, it generally does not affect normal pregnancy. The recurrence of gynecological diseases severely affects women's health.