20 Years Old And Have Irregular Periods. Will This Reduce Chances Of Having Children?
Hi I have had irregular periods since I was 11 or 12 I am now 20 and I still have irregular oeriods will this reduce my chances of having children in the future? I have been to my gp a couple of times in the past who just told me that its normal as I was a teenager and that I am still growing so they will take years to regulate. I have been on the pill last year which regulated my period but I have not taken it in a while. I am quite healthy as I am of an normal weight I needed to take iron tablets in the past because I was anaemic which I think got passed on tome by my mother. But mylast blood test results were that my iron was good. I Mm very worried and im wondering whether I am at risk of not having children compared to others who have always had regular periods.
Hello, Thanks for posting your query on health care magic. Irregular periods can reduce your fertility chances. Regularization of cycle is very important. Anaemia needs o be treated. Get your hormonal levels tested to detect the cause of irregular bleeding pattern. Hope this helps. regards, Dr Nilofer
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20 Years Old And Have Irregular Periods. Will This Reduce Chances Of Having Children?
Hello, Thanks for posting your query on health care magic. Irregular periods can reduce your fertility chances. Regularization of cycle is very important. Anaemia needs o be treated. Get your hormonal levels tested to detect the cause of irregular bleeding pattern. Hope this helps. regards, Dr Nilofer