Patient's question:
Patient Gender: hbwhxmDetailed Medical Condition and Purpose of Consultation:
I have been using condoms for contraception since getting married a year ago, and my menstrual cycle has always been regular. Starting from September, I had planned to prepare for pregnancy. However, my period lasted from September 12th to October 25th (I even had to get a blood-stopping injection to stop it), and now it has returned on the 12th. What could be the reason for this? Will it affect my ability to get pregnant?
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Doctor's answer:
Hello, if your menstrual cycle is not very regular, it is indeed more difficult to conceive. However, it does not yet meet the diagnostic criteria for infertility.Recommendation: For this, it is recommended that you first visit a gynecologist for targeted examinations of the female reproductive system and hormone levels to determine whether there are objective factors contributing to irregular menstruation. Subsequently, appropriate (adjustment) treatment can be administered to correct irregular physiological cycles or hormonal imbalances. Generally, it should be feasible to consider pregnancy after proper. Unless there are objective factors contributing to infertility.
Wishing you good health and smooth progress!