What is the reason for not getting pregnant two months after menopause?

Patient's question:

Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: I have had a 49-day menstrual cycle, and both urine tests and ultrasound have shown that I am not pregnant. Could you please tell me why? My husband and I both want to have a baby as soon as possible.
Current general condition: Occasionally experience mild abdominal pain.
Medical history: I have had candidiasis of the vagina in the past, and an ultrasound revealed a small amount of fluid in the pelvis.

Doctor's answer:

Hello: If the check shows you are not pregnant, the best course of action for your condition is to actively pursue treatment for menstrual regulation. At the same time, it is important to actively treat your pelvic effusion.
Endocrine disorders require attention to the following four aspects in terms of diet:
1. Develop a healthy lifestyle and establish a regular daily routine.
2. Ensure adequate nutrition and sleep, consuming more whole grains, fresh fruits, and vegetables—high-protein and vitamin-rich foods.
3. Avoid overexertion and excessive excitement, maintain a cheerful mood, and prevent negative emotions from affecting the endocrine system.
4. Prevent infections. This plays a significant role in helping the endocrine system regain balance.

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