Does uterus size have anything to do with menstruation?

There is a certain relationship between the size of the uterus and the menstrual period. If the uterus is too small, it may be caused by an immature uterus. Not only will it lead to late menarche, but it may even cause ovarian hypoplasia, which will cause women to not have menstruation and cause infertility. For such patients, early detection and early treatment are necessary, scientific diagnosis must be made, and then regular treatment must be carried out.

It is true that some women's uterus is not well developed and is small, which is called a small uterus. In medicine, it is called an immature uterus. When a woman has a small uterus, it will affect her menstruation. The cause of an immature uterus is mostly due to problems with the female endocrine system. When the uterus is developing, the woman's secretory function is damaged, resulting in uterine hypoplasia. This type of women often has problems with the secretion of estrogen and progesterone. Many patients have irregular menstruation or dysmenorrhea, etc., and the cause cannot be found for many years. When they reach the age when they should get pregnant and go to the hospital for infertility examination, this problem is discovered.

Women suffering from this disease should not worry too much, as hospitals are now able to treat this disease. However, it is recommended that patients go to national public hospitals for treatment. Do not choose an irregular private hospital because of their eagerness to see a doctor, which will ultimately lead to damage to their body and property.

The cause of this disease is relatively complicated, but it is mostly due to endocrine deficiency during puberty, which causes the uterus to miss the time for development. After the endocrine system is adjusted, the uterus has passed the development period during puberty. However, some patients' conditions are not too serious and they are still able to become pregnant.

The above is a brief introduction to whether a small uterus will affect menstruation. I hope it can help patients with related diseases. Although the disease is relatively rare, there are standardized treatment plans in regular large hospitals. Therefore, it is recommended that women with this problem go to the hospital for treatment to prevent it from affecting their future life and work.