Patient's question:
I have already started my menstrual cycle for two years and it has been increasing. There is a slight sign of amenorrhea. During this period, I have been having sexual intercourse with my partner and I am very worried about getting pregnant again. Can I still get pregnant after menopause?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, it is absolutely impossible to get pregnant. After a woman stops menstruating, her ovaries will never go through menopause. Unmatured eggs combined with sperm will never form a fertilized egg to implant and lead to pregnancy. If you are worried about getting pregnant, it is best to go to the hospital for a thorough examination to rule out the possibility. After all, examination is the most accurate way. Menopause has age limitations. If a woman experiences menopause at a very young age, there should be a problem, and it is necessary to undergo examination and treatment.