Does too little menstrual flow affect pregnancy?

Pregnancy and menstruation are closely related. If you become pregnant, your menstruation will stop immediately. If your menstruation is irregular, it will also affect your pregnancy. Especially if the menstrual cycle is irregular, the ovulation period cannot be determined, so the chance of pregnancy is relatively low. So, will light menstrual flow and painful menstruation affect pregnancy?

Small menstrual flow may affect pregnancy. The amount of menstrual flow depends not only on physiological basics such as whether there is a sound neuroendocrine system and complete reproductive organs, but is also closely related to various factors such as psychological state, external environment, and lifestyle. Low menstrual flow may cause infertility. When a woman has a small amount of menstrual flow for a long time, it is best to see a doctor in time to find out the cause and receive timely treatment.

If it is menstrual pain, it is generally not easy to affect pregnancy. Menstrual pain is caused by the inability to discharge menstruation from the uterine cavity during menstruation, or by pelvic congestion irritating the uterus, or by excessive prostaglandins secreted by the uterine wall stimulating uterine contractions and causing lower abdominal pain. These symptoms are physiological and do not require special treatment and will not affect pregnancy.

In addition, female friends should be reminded that if there are menstrual disorders, such as early menstruation, delayed menstruation, heavy menstruation or light menstruation, they should receive effective treatment and wait until their menstruation returns to normal before getting pregnant. In order to prevent irregular menstruation, you must take good medical care during your menstrual period. If irregular menstruation occurs, you must seek medical treatment in time.