Menstruation is very important for women. It can reflect not only a woman's health problems, but also a woman's fertility. Some lifestyle problems affect the regularity of menstruation, thereby affecting a woman's health and fertility. Then 4 pre-period reactions can help you understand if your fertility is good or not.
Relationship between 4 reactions before menstruation and fertility:First, age at menarche in girls
In fact, so-called menarche is first menstruation in a girl. As a rule, it occurs at age of 12-14 years. Some girls have their first period before age 12 or after age 18. . According to studies, age of menarche in girls is closely related to fertility. If age of menarche is too early and menstrual irregularities appear, it may be polycystic. However, if age of menarche is too late, it may be due to ovarian failure or uterine development, whichever will affect pregnancy.
Secondly, duration of menstrual cycle in women
The menstrual cycle is actually period between first period and first period in following month, and this is what we often refer to as menstrual cycle. The normal range is 21–35 days, with an average of 28 days. Once a woman If menstrual cycle is too long or too short, it will affect fertility decline. If it is less than 214 days, it is usually accompanied by insufficient luteal function. If it is more than 35 days, it may be caused by too slow egg development.
Third, amount of bleeding in women
Bleeding volume here refers to amount of bleeding during menstrual cycle. As a rule, volume of menstrual bleeding in women is 30-50 ml. Less than 20 ml is hypomenorrhea and more than 80 ml is menorrhagia. If there is too little menstrual flow, this can be caused by anemia, malnutrition, overwork or stress, and too heavy menstruation can be cause of endocrine disorders that need to be corrected in time.
Fourthly, the degree of pain in women with dysmenorrhea
Dysmenorrhea usually occurs during menstrual cycle. The degree of pain varies from person to person. Some people experience excruciating pain, while others feel nothing. There are usually two types of dysmenorrhea: primary and secondary. Primary dysmenorrhea is not a big problem for women, while secondary dysmenorrhea affects reproductive system and causes endometriosis. Gynecological diseases such as dysentery and pelvic inflammatory disease affect conception.
If you want your fertility to explode, you should check your menstrual status. As soon as you find abnormalities, you should immediately seek medical attention. The sooner you adjust your fertility, better it will be.
