Patient's question:
I have already gone through menopause, so I no longer use contraception when my husband and I have sex. However, the child got pregnant again. I would like to ask, does a woman get pregnant after menopause?Doctor's answer:
After a woman goes through menopause, her ovarian function declines, she no longer ovulates, and estrogen levels drop, which is why she cannot get pregnant. If she does not have her period for six months after menopause, it can be diagnosed as menopause. It is recommended that you eat more soy products, drink more milk, honey water, and other foods rich in estrogen after menopause. Adjust your mood, exercise more outdoors. Generally, after menopause, it is less likely to conceive accidentally. Pay attention to local hygiene, and it is recommended to enhance nutrition.