Patient's question:
I and my husband have been trying to conceive for these past few months, but my body is not normal. My menstrual cycle is very irregular, always delayed, and there is some menstrual disorder. Even during menopause, I still experience bleeding, and the blood flow is quite heavy. It feels very difficult to get pregnant like this. What should I do about irregular menstruation and bleeding during menopause?Doctor's answer:
Hello, generally speaking, if the condition of menstrual irregularity and ovulatory bleeding occurs again, most of the reasons are considered to be caused by unstable hormone levels. Therefore, it is still necessary to actively go to the hospital for relevant physical examinations. Clarify the current specific situation of hormone levels. If necessary, you can take oral short-term contraceptive medication continuously for three cycles to adjust the hormone levels and achieve stability.