Can you get pregnant with seasonal amenorrhea?

Before a woman is about to experience menopause, she usually has some obvious signs, such as a significant decrease in sexual desire, varying degrees of breast atrophy, and pubic hair loss. In addition, her appetite may be greatly reduced and her body weight may drop to varying degrees. These are all symptoms related to menopause and are also signs before menopause. Clinically, there are many classifications of amenorrhea, one of which is called seasonal amenorrhea. Can women with this type of amenorrhea still get pregnant?

Can you get pregnant with seasonal amenorrhea?

Amenorrhea is the cessation of menstruation. If the duration of amenorrhea is too long, it will directly affect women's normal fertility. Amenorrhea is a common condition in women. If it is confirmed to be amenorrhea, active measures must be taken to treat it. Can some women still get pregnant after half a year of amenorrhea? In fact, amenorrhea can directly lead to infertility. Of course, you will not get pregnant if you have amenorrhea for half a year.

There are many causes of amenorrhea. For example, secondary amenorrhea can be caused by mental stimulation and drug factors. Sometimes amenorrhea occurs when the lining of the uterus is damaged or fails to respond normally to ovarian hormones. But no matter what the cause is, if the condition persists, the uterus and ovaries will begin to atrophy and their functions will gradually deteriorate. If menstruation continues to disappear, it will be wishful thinking for women who want to get pregnant, because ovulation is impossible without menstruation, let alone conception. Moreover, the longer the time is delayed, the more difficult it will be to cure the problem.

Will amenorrhea affect women’s pregnancy? The following types of amenorrhea can lead to infertility in women and should be paid attention to:

Pituitary amenorrhea: Amenorrhea is related to pituitary insufficiency and can be seen in craniocerebral injury, Sheehan's syndrome, after craniocerebral radiotherapy, etc.

Ovarian amenorrhea is mainly caused by ovarian diseases. Due to the low estrogen level, the endometrium cannot be promoted to grow, such as congenital ovarian dysplasia, premature ovarian failure, unresponsive ovaries, etc. These patients have low estrogen levels and normal or high gonadotropin levels in their bodies, and respond well to artificial cycle treatment.

Uterine amenorrhea is caused by the endometrium not responding or responding poorly to hormones. It is more common in endometrial tuberculosis, endometrial damage, endometrial adhesions and dysplasia, etc. Even through artificial hormone regulation, the endometrium of this type of patient will not shed and bleed.

Hypothalamic amenorrhea can be caused by organic diseases of the nervous system, such as inflammation, tumors, ischemia, etc., or by mental factors, environmental changes, systemic diseases, malnutrition and drug factors.

This article introduces in detail whether it is possible to get pregnant after six months of amenorrhea, and also introduces what exactly is going on after six months of amenorrhea. As a woman who has been experiencing amenorrhea for half a year, it is best to carefully refer to the contents of this article to determine the exact causes of your amenorrhea and take timely measures to improve it so that you can become pregnant and give birth normally.