Patient's question:
Every menstrual cycle is irregular. It's been like this since I got married. I often don't get my period for over 50 days. Will this affect fertility? I'm planning to have children and a bit worried. I want to find a hospital to check it out.Doctor's answer:
If menstruation is frequently delayed, it often indicates abnormal ovarian function, with excessively high or insufficient endocrine hormones. It may also suggest abnormalities in the thickness of the endometrium, such as thickening or thinning. Such conditions directly affect menstruation. Common influencing factors include gynecological inflammation, endocrine hormone levels, cysts, and tumors.Delayed menstruation does not necessarily mean pregnancy, but it will definitely affect fertility. Moreover, there are many factors or causes that can influence menstruation, and it is not enough to consider pregnancy alone. It is also necessary to understand whether other factors or causes are at play. Only through scientific examinations can the underlying cause be determined.
Wishing you good health!