Patient's question:
I and my husband have been planning to have a child in the past two years, but my menstrual cycle has been irregular in the past few months. My sleep and diet are both normal. I would like to ask the doctor, what should I do about irregular menstruation during pregnancy preparation, and will it affect the child?Doctor's answer:
To successfully breastfeed, there are two key conditions: first, the fallopian tubes must be completely unobstructed, and second, the follicles should develop normally. Irregular menstruation is often considered to be caused by endocrine disorders in the body, which interfere with the growth and development of the follicles. You can choose to check your endocrine levels on the third day of your menstrual cycle. Based on the results of the endocrine test, you can assess the normal functioning of your ovaries. Once your menstruation is regulated, the success rate of conception will be higher. Additionally, avoid excessive stress in your daily life.