What should mothers do if they have irregular menstruation during pregnancy? 4 causes of irregular menstruation during pregnancy

Mild menstrual irregularity does not affect pregnancy, but long-term menstrual disorders should be paid attention to by pregnant women! If you want to successfully prepare for pregnancy, what should pregnant women do if their menstrual periods are irregular? Let's see what the experts say.

Improper diet, lifestyle and rest can lead to menstrual disorders, and uterine and ovarian diseases can also lead to menstrual disorders. Infertility caused by menstrual disorders is mainly caused by uterine diseases and ovarian ovulation disorders. In the face of long-term irregular menstruation, pregnant women should pay more attention! How to solve menstrual disorders and get pregnant better? Xu Chunxiang, attending physician of the Obstetrics and Gynecology Center of the 302nd Hospital of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, tells you!

1. Four situations do not affect menstruation and pregnancy

1. New contraceptive pills do not affect menstruation and pregnancy

@I heard that birth control pills can cause fetal malformation. Is this true? Will birth control pills affect menstruation and pregnancy?

A: Some contraceptive pills will be affected, but some new contraceptive pills will not be affected because they are evaluated based on the specific contraceptive pills. When taking contraceptive pills, menstruation is more regular, and most contraceptive pills can restore ovulation and pregnancy after stopping the drug. If amenorrhea or irregular menstruation occurs after stopping the drug, the hospital needs to adjust the menstruation.

2. Taking folic acid does not affect menstruation

@2008年做妈妈: I was planning to take my child to the hospital for a physical examination. The doctor prescribed folic acid for me, but my menstruation is a little irregular. Should I postpone it or take folic acid a few days in advance? Why?

A: Folic acid will not cause menstrual disorders.

@Baby Mommy: When is the best time to start taking folic acid supplements? How to supplement nutrition during pregnancy preparation?

A: From 3 months before to 3 months after pregnancy, 0.4 mg of folic acid per day. During pregnancy, the main diet should be rich, with colorful whole grains, coarse grains, fresh vegetables and fruits, meat products, and more dairy products.

3. Nonsteroidal analgesics do not affect pregnancy

@甜心贝贝: I used to have severe menstrual cramps. I had to take painkillers every time I felt pain. Now I am preparing to have a baby. Can I still take painkillers? Will it affect my pregnancy? What should I do?

A: Non-steroidal drugs are OK. They do not affect pregnancy. But severe dysmenorrhea should be treated.

4. Mild menstrual irregularities do not affect conception

@Lost Password: Doctor: Will irregular menstruation in pregnant mothers lead to infertility? Are there any other hazards and effects?

A: Mild menstrual irregularity does not affect pregnancy in most cases. Organic diseases may cause irregular menstruation, depending on the cause. For example, large uterine submucosal fibroids may affect embryo blood transport, embryo arrest, and miscarriage. For example, severe hyperprolactinemia may easily lead to miscarriage after pregnancy.

@Naughty Mother: Doctors have heard that infertile women have irregular menstruation, right? On the other hand, can irregular menstruation also lead to infertility? Why? What should I do?

A: Wrong. There are many cases of infertility and irregular menstruation. Some infertility and irregular menstruation have the same cause, while some infertility and irregular menstruation have different causes. If you have irregular menstruation, go to the hospital for a check-up first. Most mild irregular menstruation does not affect pregnancy.