Patient's question:
My menstrual cycle is irregular, and I always get menstrual cramps before my period. I've heard from others that it will improve after giving birth, so I've been ignoring it. But now that I've been married to my husband for three years and still haven't gotten pregnant, I'm worried about whether I might have infertility issues.Doctor's answer:
Hello, early symptoms of infertility and subfertility1. Irregular menstruation: Menstruation may come earlier or later than usual; menstrual flow may be excessive or insufficient; the menstrual period may be significantly prolonged. Irregular menstruation is often related to endocrine disorders, incomplete luteal function, and endometrial inflammation.
2. Abnormal vaginal discharge: Vaginal discharge may increase in amount, turn yellow, have an odor, appear like curd or watery, or be accompanied by symptoms such as vaginal itching or pain. These conditions can all affect fertility to varying degrees.