Can I have a baby if my menstruation is irregular?

It is natural for women to give birth to children, but if a woman's fertility is affected for some reason, then this woman is not considered a complete woman. Women have a strong desire to have children when they get older. People want to be mothers after they become adults, thinking about the happiness that children bring to everyone. However, if a woman's menstruation is irregular, then it is very difficult to have children. Let's take a look at whether it is possible to have children with irregular menstruation.

Irregular menstruation, often without ovulation or irregular ovulation, is a common manifestation of infertility. Ovulation and menstruation are both regulated by the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis. Abnormalities in any of these links can cause abnormal ovulation and menstruation. Certain uterine diseases, psychological factors, and dietary nutritional factors can also affect menstruation.

With the onset of puberty, women's menstruation also comes. After a period of irregular menstruation, most women will develop regular, normal menstruation every month. The so-called regular and normal means that the menstrual cycle is about 30 days.

The menstrual period is about 5 days, the menstrual blood is bright red, the menstrual flow is moderate, there are no abnormal blood clots, and there is no severe abdominal pain, back pain, etc. However, many women suffer from varying degrees of menstrual irregularities due to their physical fitness, work and living environment, diet, personality and many other factors. Common conditions include: dysmenorrhea, early or late menstruation, ovulation bleeding, heavy menstrual blood clots, excessive or insufficient menstrual flow, etc. If these conditions do not affect their work, study and life, many young female friends tend not to take them seriously and do not seek treatment, which may lead to infertility in the future.

Western medicine believes that it is ovarian dysfunction, while traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is mostly caused by uterine coldness and insufficient qi and blood. Patients with fallopian tube dysfunction-type infertility often have more blood clots, dark menstrual blood, and poor blood flow. Western medicine believes that the cause is mostly blocked fallopian tubes, while Chinese medicine mostly diagnoses it as qi stagnation and blood stasis. In addition, patients with gynecological inflammation (pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, cervicitis, etc.) type infertility often have heavy, bright red, thick, and fishy menstrual discharge. Western medicine believes that it is caused by infection, while traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is caused by damp heat and heat forcing blood to flow abnormally. There is also infertility caused by uterine fibroids or endometriosis, which often manifests as early menstruation, heavy menstruation, continuous bleeding, severe dysmenorrhea, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that these symptoms are more common in people with blood heat and blood stasis or qi failure to retain blood. From the above examples, we can see that infertility is accompanied by various menstrual problems, and the occurrence of menstrual problems is often accompanied by the occurrence of infertility.

If a woman can have children, it is a complete thing. If her reproductive function is affected by irregular menstruation, then the first thing to do is to regulate her menstruation. In this way, after the menstruation is slowly adjusted and returns to normal, the woman may be able to have a baby. So don’t be afraid when facing the problem. Find the cause in time and then solve it, then there will be hope of pregnancy.