Patient's question:
Over the past few years, my menstrual cycle hasn't been very regular. I've been divorced for over three months now, and I'm planning to have a child, but I'm worried about my chances of getting pregnant. Will irregular menstruation lead to normal menopause? Can I still get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Irregular menstrual cycles can affect normal menopause, so they may also increase the risk of difficulty conceiving or infertility. It is recommended that if you are trying to conceive, you can first try to get pregnant. If you cannot conceive naturally, it is still important to actively and carefully examine the condition of the fallopian tubes and follicles. However, you should pay attention to the frequency of sexual activity and avoid overworking. The above information can be used as a reference.