Patient's question:
Medical history and treatment effectiveness: Not pregnant, what kind of help is needed: How to get pregnantDoctor's answer:
The main decisive factor for pregnancy is whether you have a normal menopause. If your menstrual cycle is irregular, but you have a normal menopause, then you can still get pregnant. You can buy menopause test strips and test them at home to see if you have a normal menopause. If you don't get a positive result, you can come to the hospital for an ultrasound to monitor the data. However, I suggest that if you are planning to have a child, try to get a pre-pregnancy check-up as early as possible. This can prepare a healthy and safe growth environment for the baby and help with the baby's healthy growth and development. Wishing you the joy of having a smart and healthy baby soon.