Patient's question:
I really like the baby, so my husband and I never use contraception during sex. However, I have irregular periods, sometimes not having a period for several months. Even when it comes, it's delayed or early. What should I do about irregular periods when trying to conceive?Doctor's answer:
Now I want to get pregnant, but I have irregular menstruation. Irregular menstruation can affect menopause, so at this stage, it is necessary to have a B examination and laboratory tests for six sex hormones to find the cause of the irregular menstruation. If it is not caused by organic inflammation, it may be due to hormonal level issues. Under the guidance of a doctor, traditional Chinese medicine can be used for regulation, or artificial cycle therapy can be considered to restore normal menstruation.