Patient's question:
My period never comes regularly; it's either delayed by half a month or comes every two months. I've been married for a year now and haven't been able to get pregnant, so I'd like to ask—is it possible to get pregnant with irregular periods like mine? I'd really appreciate it if the doctor could clarify this for me. My family is also quite anxious about it.Doctor's answer:
Irregular menstruation for a long time may affect pregnancy, as it can impact menopause, potentially reducing the chances of conception. If you want to get pregnant, it is necessary to regulate your menstrual cycle promptly. Only after the menstruation becomes regular can you conceive. It is essential to undergo thorough examinations of sex hormones and ultrasounds to identify the cause of the menstrual irregularity before taking medication and delaying the time of pregnancy.