Patient's question:
I have always had very little menstrual flow, and I'm very upset that this might affect my childbirth. Hello, can I get pregnant with little menstrual flow?Doctor's answer:
The menstrual flow is particularly light, which is related to the endocrine system. If this situation occurs again, as long as the menopause is normal, it will absolutely not affect pregnancy. During the pre-pregnancy period, it is first necessary to check the growth and development of the follicles. If the follicles can grow and develop normally and the menopause occurs, then it can form a fertilized egg, which will absolutely not affect pregnancy. If the follicles cannot grow and develop normally, medication should be used in a timely manner to adjust them.