Will irregular menstruation affect pregnancy?

The normal menstrual cycle is 28 to 30 days. However, some people's menstrual cycles are completely irregular. They are either early or late. The menstrual period may even be relatively short, lasting only one or two days, or relatively long, lasting more than ten days. Some women often worry about their menstruation, fearing that irregular menstruation will affect their future pregnancy. So, will this situation affect pregnancy?

Usually, irregular menstruation is caused by endocrine disorders, and more often by various gynecological diseases. These two factors are closely related to women's normal development, menstruation and sexual function. If the condition is serious, it can affect pregnancy.

Causes that affect pregnancy:

1. Hidden disease can prevent sperm and egg from combining

Gynecological tumors such as uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, polycystic ovaries, etc.; gynecological inflammation such as endometritis, adnexitis, salpingitis, pelvic

Inflammation, etc. These gynecological diseases will seriously affect or hinder the meeting and combination of sperm and egg, thereby affecting conception and ultimately affecting female fertility.

2. Affect normal ovulation

It directly affects women's normal ovulation, among which anovulatory menstruation is the most common. Since women do not ovulate, they naturally cannot get pregnant. The main symptoms of anovulatory menstruation are prolonged menstruation, infrequent menstruation, shortened menstrual period, and excessive menstrual flow.

Prevention methods for irregular menstruation:

1. In addition to timely check-ups, daily self-care is also very important for patients. The principle of self-adjustment is to improve physical fitness, enhance the body's resistance, have a regular life, adequate sleep, balanced nutrition, avoid anxiety and tension, and maintain a happy mood.

2. Eating more fresh fruits and vegetables, more fiber, whole grains, beans, baked chicken, baked fish, and protein snacks between meals will help.

Regardless of whether you want to conceive or not, if you experience irregular menstruation, you should see a doctor immediately, because this condition is very likely to be pathological, and if it is not treated in time, it may make the condition more serious. Especially those who are planning to have children should pay more attention to avoid worsening of the disease and becoming incapable of conception.