Patient's question:
Before planning to get pregnant, her menstrual cycle became irregular. It came 10 days earlier than usual, and the amount was also larger. What could be the reason?Medical history and treatment effects: She has not received any treatment.
What kind of help is desired: Is it a physiological or psychological issue?
Doctor's answer:
Generally, a menstrual cycle that is or by no more than 7 days is considered normal. If the cycle is or by more than 7 days, it is considered abnormal and the possibility of menstrual disorders cannot be ruled out. There are many causes of menstrual disorders, such as: endocrine disorders, polycystic ovary syndrome, gynecological infections, etc., all of which can affect menstruation. Some causes of menstrual disorders can also affect fertility. If you currently have plans to conceive, it is recommended to undergo pre-pregnancy testing, such as hormone tests and gynecological ultrasounds, and conceive under the guidance of a doctor to increase the chances of pregnancy.