Post Date November, 16 2024
Menstrual abnormalities are particularly common in our daily lives, and those with low menstrual flow need to be more vigilant. They are also very harmful to female friends and must be immediately adjusted after the situation occurs.
Does low menstrual flow affect pregnancy?
1. Low menstrual flow, but normal ovarian function, does not affect pregnancy. Women have a large menstrual flow, with a normal range of about 80-100 milliliters. Some women have less menstrual flow, which is within the normal range. However, their ovarian ovulation function and secretion of female hormones are within the normal range, so these women still have fertility.
2. The low menstrual flow caused by non reproductive system and endocrine factors has a certain probability of fertility. If a woman's menstrual flow is too low, it is caused by systemic wasting diseases such as tuberculosis, malnutrition, anemia, or psychological factors such as tension, depression, fear, as well as factors such as fatigue and environmental changes. These factors can cause too little menstrual flow, and a certain proportion of women can also have children.
3. Low menstrual flow caused by endocrine and other factors is likely to affect pregnancy. Due to diseases such as low endocrine function, tumors, and uterine dysplasia, the probability of amenorrhea increases significantly due to low menstrual flow. However, if it is only a temporary endocrine disorder, emotional tension, environmental changes, increased psychological pressure, sudden changes in stimuli, etc., as long as the above temporary factors disappear, menstruation will return to normal. Therefore, this situation will not affect pregnancy.
4. Low estrogen levels in the body, insufficient endometrial hyperplasia, and less menstrual bleeding can affect pregnancy. However, for young girls who have not yet reached a balanced and stable state of estrogen secretion after menarche, low menstrual blood volume is generally normal and will not affect pregnancy.
5. Malnutrition may lead to low menstrual blood volume, even menopause, and affect pregnancy. This situation not only leads to underdeveloped reproductive systems such as the uterus, but also lays hidden dangers for future infertility, leading to a decline in overall immune function and creating conditions for disease erosion.
The harm of low menstrual flow
1. Causing spots and acne, affecting beauty: These spots and acne are not something that cosmetics can solve, but rather a reflection of physical disorders, especially external manifestations of menstrual irregularities, cancer, liver cirrhosis, and other diseases. If not diagnosed early, it will not only affect beauty, but also affect health.
