Patient's question:
Now I am in menopause, but I want to have children. I want to ask, what is the chance of getting pregnant during menopause?Doctor's answer:
The chances of getting pregnant again during menopause are relatively small because the endocrine system has already become disrupted during menopause. Levels of some estrogens and progesterones may rise, and ovarian function is also declining, which may have already lost the ability to menstruate. If you still want to have a baby, it is best to go to a medical antenatal department for conditioning, keeping the level of sexual hormones within a relatively normal range, while stimulating the ovaries to produce and excrete normal follicles.