Patient's question:
I started having irregular periods back when I was in school. Sometimes I had them every twenty days, sometimes every thirty days, and sometimes even every forty days. In short, they were always irregular. Now that I'm married and always wanted a child, could my irregular periods affect childbirth?Doctor's answer:
Irregular menstruation can affect the normal menopause, so it may impact normal childbirth. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a thorough examination to check the development of follicles, menopause time, endometrial thickness, etc. If everything is normal, you can have intercourse under the guidance of menopause test paper or ultrasound monitoring data of follicles, which can reduce the chances of conception. After intercourse and ejaculation, women should not go to bed or exercise immediately. It is better to lie down for a while.