Patient's question:
I started experiencing irregular periods since my first menstrual cycle when I was a child. The timing is never consistent, and I also suffer from menstrual cramps. Periods have been a major health issue for me, and now I can't get pregnant. I'm even starting to wonder if it's affecting my ability to conceive. Can women with irregular periods get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
If menstrual irregularity affects menopause, it can easily lead to infertility. Since you haven't been able to get pregnant, it is recommended to undergo a comprehensive and thorough examination. This includes checking whether the six endocrine hormones are normal, whether there are any issues with the uterus, the thickness of the endometrium, and whether the ovarian function is good. It is also important to determine whether menopause is normal and to conduct an ultrasound examination to identify the ovulation day when the mature follicle is released, thereby increasing the chances of conception.Gynecological diseases are a type of gynecological condition that is prone to recurrence. During treatment, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of hygiene. It is recommended that patients pay close attention to cleanliness during the treatment period.