Irregular periods can affect pregnancy! But it has to be analyzed specifically.

Young women who experience irregular menstruation, which is often caused by external factors such as emotions and stress, are treated and regulated to return to normal menstruation, which does not lead to pregnancy and fertility.

However, if irregular menstruation occurs for a long period of time without examination to confirm the diagnosis, it will aggravate endocrine dysfunction, leading to dysfunction in the regulation of gonadotropins or ovarian hormones, and this will affect fertility in the future.

Secondly, irregular menstruation is often accompanied by other gynecological diseases. Clinically, endometriosis, endometritis, adnexitis, uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, etc. are common, which are caused by organic diseases, and can also lead to infertility if they are not treated in time.

The normal menstrual cycle usually lasts for 28-30 days, and it is still normal for the cycle to be about 7 days earlier or later, and the length of the cycle varies from person to person. Occasional 1-2 times of delayed menstruation without other accompanying symptoms does not belong to the category of menstrual diseases.

In this regard, it is recommended that female friends develop regular habits of work and rest, do not stay up late, do not smoke and drink alcohol, dress moderately warm and cold, eat more animal liver, bone broth, lean meat, seaweed, shrimp, green leafy vegetables, etc., to replenish the loss of red blood cells in the body and enhance the hematopoietic function, which is very beneficial to the regulation of menstruation!

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Irregular menstruation usually indicates an abnormality in a woman's reproductive system or reproductive endocrine system. And these can lead to infertility or difficulty in getting pregnant.

Menstruation is a manifestation and the formation of menstruation requires the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovaries-uterus to work together in a coordinated manner. Problems in any of these organs can affect the formation of menstruation, and problems in any of these organs can affect pregnancy.

If there is an abnormality in the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis, ovulation will be affected. Ovulation is the basis of pregnancy. Without ovulation you cannot get pregnant, and scanty ovulation can make pregnancy difficult.

And if the cause of the uterus leads to menstrual disorders, then it may be well endometrial damage adhesions, adenomyosis, endometrial polyps, fibroids and other lesions, which can lead to infertility.

The questioner's problem is delayed menstruation, which can often be due to polycystic ovary syndrome, a disorder of the ovaries that is essentially a disorder of ovulation: scanty or absent ovulation, which affects pregnancy. The treatment is ovulation induction therapy. In the vast majority of cases, pregnancy occurs after ovulation induction.

Whether or not normal menstruation can affect pregnancy is something that we have to look at to see exactly how the menstruation is specifically abnormal. The irregularity of menstruation may include many aspects, such as whether it is regular or not, whether the amount of menstruation is stable or not, whether the relaxation time is stable or not, and so on.

If your menstruation is basically in a stable state, that is to say it is not allowed when, three or five days in advance, or push back three or five days, the amount of menstrual blood duration and so on this is stable, then this kind of physiological short-term fluctuations will not usually affect the pregnancy, as long as you find your own ovulation can be.

If you have a weird period that comes twice a month and then the next month it starts not coming for three months, or even once every six months for a month, then this situation is definitely not normal. Disordered periods often mean endocrine disruption or abnormal ovulation, a condition that can affect pregnancy.

So if your periods are basically regular, then you don't need to worry too much and just prepare for pregnancy normally. If your menstruation is always random, or scanty, or even amenorrhea, then you need to look for the reason. You can have an ultrasound or endocrine examination to see if there are any organic lesions or endocrine abnormalities, and if so, it is best to treat them before getting pregnant.

Hello glad to be able to answer your question, I hope it can help you! If you have been having irregular periods, can you still get pregnant normally, in fact, there are still a lot of factors to consider, and you can't base your conclusion solely on irregular periods. In response to your doubts to give the following points to analyze the views:

1, irregular menstrual cycles, generally speaking, will affect the female ovulation, ovulation problems, then the natural chances of pregnancy will be reduced, but not absolutely no chance of pregnancy, because even if the menstrual cycle is very irregular, there will be the possibility of occasional ovulation, if you seize the opportunity can also be pregnant.

2, for the irregular menstrual cycle of women, if you have not tried to conceive, do not worry too much, you can try to conceive half a year to a year without pregnancy, and then systematic examination. Especially if you have never given birth to a child and are just starting to try to conceive. If you have been pregnant after treatment for irregular menstruation, or if you have been trying to conceive for a long time without getting pregnant, you need systematic examination and treatment.

3, women's menstrual cycle irregularity, the main reason or endocrine problems, common such as polycystic ovary syndrome, is a more common type of female ovulation disorders, and the main reason for the body LH hormone level increases, or with T value increases, resulting in follicles can not be developed and caused by the ovulation, and at the same time lead to women's menstrual cycle to irregular and infertility. As long as the cause of the disease is found, the treatment effect is usually very good.

Therefore, there is no need to worry too much about irregular menstrual cycles. If you can't get pregnant naturally by trying to conceive, you can check it out systematically, and most of them can still solve the problem of fertility successfully through treatment. The above analysis is for reference only!

Menstruation is not normal, but will ovulate, then it is still possible to get pregnant, but compared with normal menstruation, the chances of conception will be much less, but generally does not lead to infertility, and menstrual irregularities can be adjusted, as long as the body is properly regulated, you can get pregnant normally, so do not have to worry too much.

First, adjust their own state of mind, most of the menstrual irregularities are due to excessive stress caused by mental anxiety, so it is very important to adjust their own state of mind, you can listen to soothing music, read a book, or arrange a trip for themselves, relaxation of the body and mind. As long as the body and mind are relaxed, then the possibility of regulating menstruation is greatly increased.

Secondly, improve the diet structure, consume more iron, blood, nourishing food, women's malnutrition has a great impact on menstruation, will lead to irregular menstruation, or even amenorrhea, so women in the choice of food must pay extra attention to consume more food to replenish qi and blood, such as jujubes, goji berries, chicken, etc., you can drink brown sugar water to replenish blood, as long as there is an improvement in diet, then the problem of irregular menstruation can be The problem of irregular menstruation can be solved as long as there is improvement in the diet.

Third, keep warm, women's uterine cold will make the pelvic blood vessel contraction, ovarian dysfunction, will eventually lead to menstrual irregularities. Women must do a good job of keeping warm during menstruation and in winter, even in hot days, do not consume popsicles and so on too often, no matter in summer or in winter, drink more hot water, and in winter, you can stick a warm baby to keep warm.

These are a few practical ways to improve irregular menstruation, of course, there are many more, such as taking medication, is the fastest way to see the results, but the side effects are also relatively large, as a last resort, it is recommended not to take drugs.

Instructor: Cui Yingjie, Chief Physician, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, The Second People's Hospital of Dunhua City, Jilin Province.

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Before answering this question, first figure out what it means to have irregular periods.

Irregular menstruation is not a strictly medical term, but actually includes several conditions such as shortened, lengthened and irregular periods. In these cases, if a person's period is always shortened (e.g. always 25 days) or always lengthened to the corresponding time (e.g. always 35 days for a period), both of these cases are not true menstrual irregularities, but rather have their own cycle, and their ovulation is generally very regular. Basically, they ovulate 2 weeks before their next period. Therefore, pregnancy in these people is usually not affected.

If a person's periods are of varying lengths, or even frequently amenorrheic, or if she does not ovulate at all, pregnancy in such a person can indeed be affected. This is because among such girls, they often do not ovulate for various reasons. Especially those with polycystic ovary syndrome are prone to non-ovulation and hence infertility.

People with polycystic ovary syndrome do not ovulate due to changes in hormone secretion in the body, especially high androgen secretion, which hinders normal follicle development. In other cases, obesity and insulin resistance increase the level of testosterone (androgens) in the body, which prevents follicle development and leads to ovulation disorders. Regardless of the cause of the follicular development disorder, it can affect the menstrual cycle and cause infertility.

For those who have a normal married life after marriage and have not yet gotten pregnant after living together for one year, it is important to go to a regular hospital to check for endocrine abnormalities. Since the hormone level in the body will change with the change of menstrual cycle, in order to understand the basic level of hormones in the body, it is generally necessary to draw blood on the 2nd-5th day of menstruation for checking; however, if you want to understand the secretion of progesterone, it is necessary to draw blood for checking the progesterone about 1 week before the onset of menstruation; if you want to understand the pituitary prolactin level in the body, it should be at the hospital at the time of 10-11 a.m. for checking, and it is best to take a quiet rest for an hour before the blood draw. If you want to know the level of pituitary prolactin in your body, you should go to the hospital at 10-11 am for blood test, and it is better to rest quietly in the hospital for one hour before blood test so that the result will not be disturbed, otherwise it will be easily affected.

For people with amenorrhea, you can always go to the hospital to have blood drawn to check the cause of amenorrhea. For people who are obese and suspected of having insulin resistance, it is best to go to the hospital in the morning on an empty stomach to have blood drawn to check glucose and insulin levels, and to have a glucose tolerance test done if necessary to rule out insulin resistance. This is because there are some differences in treatment when there is insulin resistance versus polycystic ovary syndrome alone.

Irregular periods sometimes do not affect pregnancy because some people are born with irregularities. Menstruation has been irregular from the first to the last decision, but such people can still get pregnant and have a baby.

If you used to have very regular periods and now they have become irregular, 35 days one day and 25 days the next, then something is definitely wrong. It could affect your pregnancy. If your periods were regular and now they're irregular, there must be something wrong, what kind of problem?

The first two factors to consider are hypothyroidism and luteal insufficiency, or decreased ovarian reserve. Therefore, it is advisable to check your thyroid function to rule out hypothyroidism. Tell me the approximate length of your menstrual cycle. I'll help you determine what time to check your basal sex hormones, so that you can determine luteal insufficiency, or decreased ovarian reserve function.

Thank you for inviting me, I'm Dr. Shen Rum, a fertility doctor, and I'm happy to answer this question for you.

The vast majority of irregular periods are due to ovulation abnormalities. If a test for ovulation suggests that there is an ovulation abnormality, then pregnancy may be affected.

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Irregular menstruation is irregular, abnormal, sporadic or even non-existent menstruation, and irregular menstruation does not make it easy to get pregnant or cannot get pregnant.

The types of menstrual irregularities are premenstrual, postmenstrual, sequential irregular, heavy menstruation, and light menstruation. Each of them is described in detail below.

1 - Pre-menstrual period. There is solid heat and Qi deficiency. Solid heat, heat beats the blood, causing early menstruation. The other is Qi deficiency, where the Spleen has no power to regulate and pre-menstruation.

2 - Postmenstrual stagnation. Blood deficiency, blood cold, and Qi stagnation cause postmenstrual stagnation.

3 - Successive irregularities. It is usually caused by irregular menstruation, which is caused by liver stagnation and kidney deficiency.

4 - Excessive menstruation. Caused by Qi deficiency and Blood heat.

5 - Low menstrual flow, caused by blood deficiency, kidney deficiency and blood stasis.

To summarize, irregular menstruation is not only related to emotions, but also closely related to liver, kidney and spleen. Therefore, irregular menstruation is not easy to get pregnant or will not get pregnant, in order to get pregnant, you need to normalize your menstruation.

First of all, thank you for your question.

Menstrual disorders, also known as irregular menstruation, are common gynecological disorders manifested by abnormalities in the menstrual cycle or bleeding volume, which may be accompanied by abdominal pain before or during menstruation and systemic symptoms. The cause may be organic lesions or malfunction.

Irregular menstruation can have an effect on the skin aspect of a woman and can cause grayness and acne. Irregular menstruation can affect pregnancy and can easily lead to infertility.

The main causes of infertility due to irregular menstruation are as follows.

1, caused by neuroendocrine dysfunction: mainly the hypothalamus - pituitary - ovary axis function is not stable or defective, that is, menstrual disease. Neuroendocrine disorders lead to ovulation disorders or starvation without ovulation.

2, the ovary is the main place to breed eggs, if the ovary lesions will directly lead to female infertility, ovarian problems caused by: women of childbearing age menstrual irregularity is generally due to the ovarian corpus luteum function is not good, often manifested in the cycle, but the cycle is shortened, or menstrual bleeding is more.

3, organic lesions or drugs caused by: including local inflammation of the reproductive organs, tumors and developmental abnormalities, malnutrition; intracranial disorders; other endocrine dysfunction, such as thyroid, adrenocortical function abnormalities, diabetes mellitus, Schihan's disease, etc.; liver disorders; blood disorders and so on.

4, caused by obesity: obesity is due to the intake of calories more than the body's consumption of calories caused by women's long-term obesity will lead to endocrine and metabolic disorders caused by menstrual disorders, menstrual scantiness, amenorrhea, functional uterine bleeding. Medical clinics often find that the histologic changes in the ovaries of obese patients resemble polycystic ovary syndrome. When weight loss occurs, the ovarian changes disappear when menstruation resumes. Contemporary medicine has confirmed that obesity can cause menstrual irregularities.

5. If irregular menstruation occurs, women will have, uterine fibroids, endometrial polyps, endometrial hyperplasia, endometriosis, and these lesions will lead to female infertility.

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