● As long as the menstrual cycle is regular, it will not affect pregnancy
Generally speaking, the follicular phase starts from the first day after the end of menstruation until the ovary ovulates. Because of the regulatory effects of estrogen and progesterone, some people\’s menstrual phase and follicular phase develop faster, some people develop slower, and the time from ovulation day to the next menstrual period remains the same. This is why the menstrual cycle varies from person to person. strange phenomenon. Vertically speaking, the follicular phase of each person is generally fixed each month, so as long as menstruation is regular and ovulation is normal, it will generally not affect pregnancy.
● Irregular menstruation will affect pregnancy
Some women have irregular menstruation, or the original regularity suddenly becomes irregular. Sometimes they come once every 3 months or more, sometimes once a month, or suddenly they come twice a month. These are all problematic. You must go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination and treatment, and thyroid hormone is a must-check item.
● Suggestions for regulating irregular menstruation
1. Live a regular life. Women preparing for pregnancy may have irregular menstruation if they stay up late, work too hard, or live an irregular life. Therefore, if women preparing for pregnancy develop a regular life, menstruation may return to normal.
2. Relax. If women preparing for pregnancy have irregular menstruation due to frustration and excessive stress, they need to relax and maintain a happy mood.
3. Keep warm. During menstruation, pregnant women should not blow electric fans for a long time to cool off, nor should they sit or lie in windy places for a long time, let alone sit directly on the tile floor to avoid cold. Do not wade in the rain during menstruation to avoid catching cold in the lower abdomen.
4. Eat more iron-rich and nutritious foods. Women should eat a reasonable diet, avoid excessive weight loss, and supplement enough iron to avoid iron deficiency anemia due to excessive menstruation.
Sourced from \”Encyclopedia of Pregnancy and Confinement Confined by the Director of Obstetrics and Gynecology\”, edited by Chen Qian, published by China Textile Publishing House in August 2016