Menstrual disorders are a common health problem encountered by some women during their reproductive period, and menstrual irregularities can also affect normal ovulation. Therefore, female friends who have this phenomenon may also feel worried about having a baby. So, can pregnancy occur under abnormal menstrual conditions?
Abnormal menstruation in women can affect pregnancy. But the specific impact on pregnancy depends on the degree of menstrual abnormalities. The common menstrual disorders are menstrual irregularities and abnormal bleeding volume, which are medically referred to as menstrual disorders. This is also one of the common gynecological diseases in clinical practice.
Long or short menstrual cycles, insufficient or excessive menstrual flow, are often related to gynecological diseases and ovarian endocrine dysfunction, which can have adverse effects on normal pregnancy.
If a woman's menstrual cycle is abnormal, she needs to go to the gynecology department of the hospital for necessary examinations to clarify the specific causes of menstrual disorders and irregularities. For example, if it is due to luteal insufficiency, targeted hormone drugs need to be given for regulation. If there are organic lesions such as polycystic ovary syndrome and endometriosis, targeted treatment should be given according to the specific condition.
Regardless of the cause of abnormal menstrual flow in women, it is necessary to clarify the cause and provide treatment and correction before entering the preparatory period. Only in this way can we better ensure eugenics and nurture a healthy baby.
