Can I get pregnant by regulating my menstrual period?

We all know that there is a certain relationship between menstruation and pregnancy. Once a woman is really pregnant, menstruation will not come for a period of time. Therefore, many people believe that pregnancy is possible if the menstrual period is adjusted. It has been scientifically proven that it is unlikely to get pregnant by doing this. So, what is the reason why you cannot get pregnant even if you regulate your menstrual period?

Regulating pregnancy during menstruation

Is it possible to get pregnant during menstruation regulation? Generally speaking, it is unlikely. If you take Western medicine, it is not very likely. If you take Chinese medicine, it may help women get pregnant.

The chance of getting pregnant with irregular menstruation is very small, because irregular menstruation means disordered hormone secretion and poor ovarian function, so the chance of secreting mature eggs is small, and the chance of forming fertilized eggs is even smaller, so the possibility of pregnancy is very small. Disordered hormone secretion will result in the possibility of failure to implant even if pregnancy occurs due to poor endometrial function.

Pregnancy conditions

Men need to have sufficient quantity and quality of sperm

Conception first requires mature, healthy and sufficient sperm. Modern medical research shows that at the moment of fertilization, many sperms surround an egg. With the joint action of many sperms, one sperm enters the egg and fertilization is completed. The normal male sperm count should be between 60 million and 100 million per milliliter; if a man's sperm count is lower than 20 million per milliliter due to various reasons, it will cause difficulty in conception.

Women need to be able to produce healthy eggs

If a woman cannot ovulate or the eggs she ovulates are unhealthy, she will not be able to conceive.

Under normal circumstances, due to various reasons, some women cannot ovulate normally, and some even have no menstruation, which will lead to inability to get pregnant.

The causes of this inability to ovulate include ovarian problems, hypothalamic-pituitary problems, physiological and disease problems, mental factors, and external environmental problems (including physical, chemical, and biological factors), etc., which are quite complicated.