Patient's question:
I have been experiencing intermittent menstrual cycles this year and have already started menopause. Currently, I don't have any desire to have children. I haven't taken any contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse. I want to ask the doctor if it's possible to get pregnant during menopause?Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, women generally do not get pregnant after menopause. Because after menopause, women do not have menstruation, and without menstruation, there are no mature follicles for sperm to fuse with to form a fertilized egg, thus leading to pregnancy. However, it is still recommended to take contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse, as you have just started menopause and your ovaries are not yet stable, to avoid accidental pregnancy.