Does irregular menstrual cycle affect pregnancy?

The menstrual cycle is a female's physiological cycle. Many women have irregular menstrual cycles, so women also want to know whether irregular menstrual cycles will affect pregnancy. Generally speaking, irregular menstrual cycles will affect ovulation and have an indirect impact on pregnancy.

1. Menstruation is a manifestation of a woman's normal physiological cycle. Its main purpose is to replace the intrauterine mucosa (where the fertilized egg implants). Its specific cycle is the egg release cycle, that is, one menstrual cycle can release one egg, one or more eggs each time. If you are already pregnant, it means there is no problem and you can get pregnant without affecting the mother and the fetus. If you are not pregnant, it is not easy for women to get pregnant and they need to regulate and nourish their blood. If menstruation is too frequent (once every 7-11 days), the fertilized egg will not easily implant in the newly formed or incompletely formed intrauterine mucosa, which can easily cause infertility. If you are already pregnant, there is no problem, just nourish it.

2. The length of the menstrual cycle has no effect on pregnancy, unless the cycle is irregular, which makes it difficult to predict the ovulation period. The menstrual cycle of most women will change throughout their lives, and the cycle will become longer or shorter as they age. As long as you can determine the day of ovulation each month, the length of the menstrual cycle will not have any adverse effects on pregnancy. The average menstrual cycle is 28 days. If the day of menstruation (normal bleeding) is counted as the first day, ovulation will generally occur about two weeks before the next menstrual period. The menstrual cycle does not necessarily have to be exactly 28 days, but if the cycle is irregular or the normal number of menstruation per year is less than 6 times, there is a problem.

3. Normal menstruation is a necessary condition for women's health, while abnormal menstruation indicates that women are unhealthy. Menstruation affects women's ovulation function, hormone levels and endometrial function, which are closely related to pregnancy. Women with irregular menstruation cannot ovulate normally, among which anovulatory menstruation is the most common. Without ovulation, infertility will inevitably occur. The menstrual cycle directly affects ovulation, and ovulation directly affects pregnancy. The two are closely linked. If the menstruation is irregular, you cannot get pregnant immediately.