Patient's question:
I have very little blood flow during my period every time. Although it always comes on schedule. I have specifically checked my blood tests at the hospital for this and there are no symptoms of anemia. Now, what I am most worried about is that the amount of blood during my period will prevent me from getting pregnant. How does a low menstrual flow affect fertility?Doctor's answer:
Menstrual volume is low, which is closely related to relatively low endocrine hormone levels. Most cases are likely due to relatively low estrogen levels, which can lead to reduced menstrual flow and may affect normal conception. It is recommended to undergo a thorough examination of a woman's six sex hormone indicators and then use estrogen medication for symptomatic treatment based on the examination results. Additionally, it is advisable to consume more high-quality protein-rich foods and maintain a balanced and diverse diet to avoid picky eating and meat deficiency.