Does pregnancy with scanty menstruation affect the baby?

Some women usually have less menstrual flow and worry that it will be harmful to the health of the fetus after pregnancy. According to parenting experts, less menstrual flow will not directly harm the baby's health, but it is abnormal after all, so timely conditioning is also necessary.

1. Pregnancy with little menstrual flow has no effect on the baby.

Guidance:

Friends, according to the situation, it is recommended to do Down syndrome screening at 14-19 weeks of pregnancy and four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound at 22-26 weeks of pregnancy. At the same time, do routine examinations such as blood routine, electrocardiogram, urine sample, weight, abdominal circumference, pelvic measurement and uterine height, listen to fetal heart rate and fetal movement, etc. At least 3 B-ultrasounds should be received during the whole pregnancy, about 12 weeks, 24 or 25 weeks and 36 weeks.

2. Sometimes scanty menstrual flow is caused by endocrine disorders, gynecological diseases or lack of ovulation. If these phenomena occur, it will affect pregnancy. If it is just a normal small amount and there are no other factors affecting pregnancy, then the small amount will not affect the fetus.

Suggestions: Do a prenatal check-up before pregnancy. If the amount is small due to thin endometrium, it can also be adjusted.

3. If it is not caused by anemia or disease, and the menstrual flow has always been small, then it will not affect pregnancy.

Guidance:

It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination, routine blood tests, pelvic B-ultrasound, pay attention to rest and eat more foods containing vitamins.

4. Small menstrual volume is caused by systemic wasting diseases such as tuberculosis, malnutrition, anemia, etc., or mental factors such as tension, depression, fear, fatigue, environmental changes, etc. Patients like this can also have children.

5. As long as you are pregnant, this should have no effect on the fetus. Because if the menstrual flow is relatively small, it is not easy to get pregnant, which is not conducive to the implantation of the fertilized egg.

Guidance:

But as long as you are pregnant, it proves that the endometrium should have returned to normal, and the impact on the fetus will be relatively small, so there is no need to worry. It is recommended to have a three-dimensional color ultrasound at five and a half months of pregnancy to rule out fetal malformations.