Can I get pregnant if I have functional uterine bleeding?

Women's ability to get pregnant is declining year by year in modern life, which has a significant impact on the body. There are many reasons for the decline in the ability to get pregnant. Among them, abnormalities in the reproductive system are the main cause of the problem. Reproductive abnormalities are often dominated by uterine diseases. For example, functional uterine bleeding is a more harmful disease. Let's take a look at whether women with functional uterine bleeding can get pregnant? I hope everyone can understand it.

Dysfunctional metrorrhagia refers to excessive bleeding in young women. Once this problem occurs, it can be very serious, causing continuous bleeding and even threatening the patient's life. Dysfunctional metrorrhagia is not actually an incurable disease. As long as active measures are taken to treat it, it can be completely cured and you can become pregnant and give birth.

What is functional hemorrhage?

Dysfunctional metrorrhagia refers to non-cyclic uterine bleeding in women. This condition comes on suddenly and the bleeding is heavy, and patients who bleed profusely are called "meng". Patients whose disease progresses slightly, whose bleeding is relatively small and whose bleeding is not complete are called "leakage". Menorrhagia mostly occurs in women during puberty and menopause.

Methods for preventing and treating functional uterine bleeding

Dysfunctional metrorrhagia has a great impact on the physical and mental health of female friends. Therefore, when this happens, we must actively treat it, and when it does not happen, we must actively prevent it. So, who knows what are the methods for preventing and treating functional uterine bleeding? This is an issue that many female friends are concerned about. There are mainly the following methods to prevent and treat functional uterine bleeding.

1. Restore ovarian function and regulate menstrual cycle. Usually, drugs such as diethylstilbestrol are taken continuously, 0.5-1 grams per day, for 20 consecutive days. On the last 5 days of medication, 20 mg of progesterone is injected per day. For women with ovulatory dysfunctional uterine bleeding, human chorionic gonadotropin can be injected before ovulation, which can also regulate the menstrual cycle.

2. Treatment with traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine has a very good effect in treating and regulating endocrine function and stopping bleeding, so patients can also seek treatment from traditional Chinese medicine.

3. Pay attention to your physical health and participate in the following physical exercises. But be careful not to overwork yourself. At the same time, you should increase nutrition and eat more protein-rich foods, vegetables and fruits.