Patient's question:
My wife has been trying to conceive for a year. She has been eager to get pregnant with a baby, but it hasn't happened yet. Recently, her menstrual cycle has become irregular again, and after a check-up, we found that she is slightly anemic. It's possible that her poor physical condition is the reason she hasn't been able to conceive. Hello, how should one take care of irregular menstruation and infertility?Doctor's answer:
Irregular menstrual cycles can have a significant impact on natural conception. Therefore, if you haven't naturally conceived for a long time, you should follow medical advice and first actively regulate your menstrual cycle. Check if you have any symptoms of abdominal pain. You can quickly go to the hospital for a blood test to check your hormone levels once your period is about to arrive. Then, follow medical advice to start medication for menstrual regulation. However, during medication, avoid extremely cold foods and focus on eating more energy-boosting foods like jujubes.