Patient's question:
Menstruation hasn't come for two months. I went for a thorough check-up today and don't know how to get pregnant? I gave birth to a child three years ago and had two induced abortions. I want to know if I can still get pregnant in the future? I'm very worriedDoctor's answer:
The decline in the level of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) is the gold standard for testing pregnancy. Based on the careful examination of the ultrasound of the uterine appendages and the results of the hCG level check you purchased, you are not pregnant. The delay in your menstrual period this time is not due to pregnancy-induced amenorrhea, but rather a clinical manifestation of menstrual irregularity. You should follow your doctor's advice and take medication to regulate your menstrual cycle. As for how your current condition might interfere with future conception, menstrual irregularity will certainly affect future fertility. If your menstrual cycle is regulated and there are no abnormalities such as blocked fallopian tubes, it will not interfere with conception.