Will menstrual irregularities affect pregnancy?

Menstruation is a normal physiological phenomenon for women. If there is menstrual disorder, it will affect women's pregnancy to a certain extent. Irregular menstruation is actually endocrine abnormality. There are many reasons for endocrine abnormality in women. For women who are preparing for pregnancy, if they want to get pregnant quickly, they first need to regulate their menstruation and keep it cyclical, so that the chance of pregnancy will be greater.

What are the dangers of menstrual disorders

1. Long-term menstrual disorders can lead to endocrine disorders, which can easily cause pigmentation, acne, yellow skin color, sagging skin, and enlarged pores, affecting women's appearance. Long-term menstrual disorders can also cause excessive mental stress in women. During this period, patients should pay attention to regulating their emotions, and family members and friends around them should support patients and provide understanding and care.

2. Long-term menstrual irregularities can easily increase the risk of gynecological inflammation. Women with menstrual disorders are more likely to suffer from cervicitis, endometriosis, menstrual toothache, menstrual arthritis, infertility and other diseases, which not only pose a serious threat to women's physical health, but also easily affect their happy marriage life.

3. Cause headaches. According to surveys, women with irregular menstruation are the most likely to suffer from headaches. Headaches often make people feel depressed and tormented. They cannot do their work well and are criticized by their leaders. They cannot learn and are scolded by their parents. The headaches caused by irregular menstruation not only affect your work and study efficiency, but also your social life circle.

4. When patients with menstrual disorders experience long-term irregular bleeding or excessive menstrual flow, it is easy to cause ischemic anemia, and they may experience palpitations, chest tightness, dizziness, fatigue, etc., and in severe cases, they may even suffer from shock.

What are the specific causes of menstrual disorders?

Menstrual disorders can usually be divided into two categories: functional menstrual disorders and organic menstrual disorders. ; The second is organic menstrual irregularity,

Functional menstrual disorders are mainly caused by endocrine disorders and are more common in adolescent and menopausal women. Functional menstrual disorders are generally manifested as no obvious organic lesions in the reproductive organs. Increased menstrual flow, prolonged menstrual period, irregular cycles, and amenorrhea are all manifestations of functional menstrual disorders.

Since the main cause of functional menstrual disorders is endocrine disorders, what are the causes of endocrine disorders?

1. Drug abuse, such as excessive use of birth control pills, hormones, etc.;

2. Corpus luteum disorder;

3. Excessive obesity;

4. Irregular work and rest schedule, etc.

Internal contraceptive device is also one of the causes of functional menstrual irregularity.

Organic menstrual irregularities are usually caused by unclean sexual life. For example, a woman has multiple sexual partners, which may cause gynecological infections. Other reasons may be caused by lack of hygiene in daily life, such as sharing underwear with others, washing underwear and socks together, resulting in inadequate cleaning of underwear. These situations may cause gynecological inflammation and lead to menstrual disorders. It is also possible that irregular menstruation is caused by problems such as congenital uterine hypoplasia.