Can I still have children after menopause?

The sign of female maturity is the arrival of menstruation, which means that the female body has fully developed, the ovaries have the function of ovulation, and are able to reproduce. There are many unfortunate things happening in real life. Some women want to have another child when they are older due to some reasons, but they don’t know if their bodies are still able to do so because they have already reached menopause. Can women still have children after menopause?

1. Can you still have children after menopause?

Theoretically, you can no longer have children after menopause, but it depends on what problem caused the menopause. If the menopause is caused by disease, then it is not certain whether you will get pregnant or not, because sometimes the disease will use some drugs, some of these drugs will stimulate menopause and prevent ovulation. However, some drugs stimulate menopause but continue ovulation. In this case, you can still get pregnant. The most important factor in whether or not you can get pregnant is whether or not an egg is released, not whether or not you have reached menopause.

2. What is the reason for menstruation after menopause?

Caused by genital tract inflammation: With the extension of menopause, the level of sex hormones in women's bodies becomes lower and lower, the local resistance of the endometrium and vaginal mucosa is reduced, and they are easily invaded by pathogenic microorganisms such as bacteria and chlamydia, leading to endometritis, cervicitis and vaginitis. On the basis of inflammation, superficial capillaries are easily damaged, and a few may form superficial ulcers, causing bleeding.

Caused by functional uterine bleeding: According to clinical investigation results, among patients with vaginal bleeding after menopause, more than 50% have no obvious organic lesions, but functional uterine bleeding caused by endocrine disorders, which has become the main cause of postmenopausal bleeding.

Caused by malignant tumors: The first thing to consider when vaginal bleeding occurs after menopause is malignant tumors of the reproductive organs, the most common of which are endometrial cancer, cervical cancer, ovarian malignant tumors, etc.

Caused by other diseases: such as reproductive tract trauma, uterine prolapse, benign ovarian tumors, rupture of endometrial gland cysts, etc., can all cause postmenopausal vaginal bleeding.

After reading the above introduction about menopause, do you understand some things you should pay attention to about menstruation? In fact, women’s menopause may be early or late, and the time is different for everyone. If menopause comes too early, it is really not good, so you still have to regulate your body properly and keep your body in a normal state. If you regulate your body well, your body will not let you down.