Patient's question:
I started experiencing menstrual cramps during puberty, and back then, when I wasn't allowed to, I used motherwort to regulate it, but it didn't help much. So, I just gave up and was fine with it, not needing the trouble each time. But after two years of marriage, I still haven't gotten pregnant. Does irregular menstruation lead to menopause? Does irregular menstruation affect fertility?Doctor's answer:
If the reasons for menstrual irregularity occur again, it is likely to affect pregnancy, because women usually experience menstruation due to the irregular shedding of the endometrium. If the endometrium has inflammation or other diseases, it may cause this normal condition to become disordered again. Therefore, it is essential to take timely care of the menstrual cycle to restore it to normal, after which the chances of pregnancy will gradually decrease.