Patient's question:
Got married to my husband for 1 year, haven't had children yet, because my menstrual cycle is irregular. The interval is more than 40 days, and the amount of menstruation is also abnormal. Can I have children if my menstrual disorder isn't well treated?Doctor's answer:
After more than a year of marriage, if you don't want children, you generally engage in breastfeeding. If you haven't successfully conceived normally, which is often the case with menstrual irregularities, you need to consider poor ovarian function and abnormal menopause. It is best to conduct a comprehensive evaluation through six sex hormone tests and a B-ultrasound of the uterine appendages to clarify the situation. If menstrual disorders are not treated and there is no ability to experience normal menopause, it will definitely affect pregnancy. If it's just mild menstrual irregularities and you can experience normal menopause, there will be no impact.