Will a small amount of menstruation lead to infertility?

Will scanty menstrual flow cause infertility? Light menstrual flow is a problem encountered by many women. Generally speaking, light menstrual flow can cause infertility. It is necessary to have a basic understanding of the pathogenesis of light menstrual flow, and then make reasonable improvements to better protect one's health. Because everyone’s understanding of infertility is not deep enough, so today our editor will reveal to you whether small menstrual flow will cause infertility?

Under normal circumstances, a woman's normal menstrual volume is about 80-100ml. However, some women have too little menstrual flow, which is within the normal range, and their hormone metabolism and ovulation functions are within the normal range. Therefore, these women still have fertility.

In addition, some women have less menstrual flow due to systemic active diseases such as malnutrition, anemia, tuberculosis, etc., or psychological factors such as fear, anxiety, depression, etc., as well as changes in the natural environment, fatigue and other factors. Some women whose menstrual flow is too small due to these factors can still get pregnant. However, if it is due to diseases such as tumors, uterine hypoplasia, low endocrine function, etc., which cause too little menstrual flow or even amenorrhea, the infertility rate will increase significantly.

If your menstrual period is shortened or your menstrual volume decreases, it is safer to go to a local professional abortion hospital for a check-up, because this may be due to uterine wall tuberculosis or endometritis, etc. Therefore, you should ask your doctor to conduct some relevant examinations and you can take some menstrual regulating drugs. If the menstrual period changes are caused by being too tired or stressed at work, changes in the natural environment, and emotional anxiety, you should pay attention to adjusting your own mood and try to relieve stress, so that you can regulate your menstrual period.

In addition, pregnancy is a complex physiological process, and the factors that prevent pregnancy may be female, male, or both. A small amount of menstrual flow indicates problems with the ovaries and endocrine system, which can affect pregnancy.