Sunday, August 18, 2013

Irregular Menstrual Women Can Pregnant




Actually women with irregular menstrual cycle was associated with irregular ovulation condition or absence of ovulation. However, some women who experience irregular periods but able to spontaneously conceive without medical assistance.
Normally, the assumption of a woman's infertility problem occurred when he was married and had sexual intercourse are common (ie, at least four or four times a week without a hitch - condoms and so on) for a year but did not get pregnant.
Fertility treatment should be performed after the couple undertake some specific medical investigations are:

  •     HSA (husband seminal analysis): the husband semen analysis - see the quality and quantity of the husband's sperm is microscopic
  •     Test female hormones - FSH (follicle stimulating hormone), LH (luthenising hormone) and Prolactin. Balance of FSH: LH indicates whether there is or there is no ovulation stimulation of the ovaries. High Prolactin Levels marked stimulation of the pituitary gland that can cause irregular menstrual cycles.
  •     Progresteron hormone test will be secreted on the 21st day of that indicates whether the women were producing eggs.
  •     Sometimes thyroid hormone test done also, MGTT (mod glucose tolerance test) to ensure that no thyroid problems or diabetes.

Fertility drugs should not be given to patients without follow-up treatment for the day of the menstrual cycle to 10 to 12, to be seen whether the plant ovary aroused. Medication type 'clomiphene' can cause over-stimulation (hyperstimulation) so can cause complications to the patient.
Taking clomiphene without supervision in a long time will also increase the risk of ovarian cancer for taking clomiphene. Therefore, advised women to try new normal married first to conceive. If there are early signs of pregnancy such as nausea, vomiting, breast pain, see your doctor for a urine test to determine pregnancy (UPT - urine pregnancy test) and ultrasound scans.

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