When you are trying to conceive, you will be surprised to know the things you can learn about your menstrual cycle and ovulation that you didn’t know beforehand. A specialist in an IVF centre in North Bengal can help you out with your diagnosis.
Table of contents:
- What does it mean if Menstrual Bleeding lasts over 7 Days?
- Can you still conceive if My Menstrual Cycle is not Normal?
- When Should I Seek Help?
What does it mean if Menstrual Bleeding lasts over 7 Days?
The normal bleeding length for women is 2 to 7 days. Any cycle that lasts longer than 7 days is considered prolonged bleeding. Prolonged bleeding allows your physician to identify that either ovulation is not occurring regularly or that there may be something disrupting the lining of the uterus. This could also determine a problem forming blood clots.
Additionally, prolonged bleeding can also be caused by polyps, fibroids, or infection within the uterus or cervix. In such situations, if an embryo should enter the uterus implantation can be hampered, resulting in lower pregnancy rates or an increased chance of miscarriage.
In rare cases, a problem with blood clotting can also cause prolonged bleeding, which would require an evaluation from a specialist.
Can you still conceive if My Menstrual Cycle is not Normal?
Yes, even if your menstrual cycle is abnormal, you may still be conceiving on your own. However, it may be a little more challenging,especially if you’re trying to identify your most fertile window based on your menstrual cycle. It is also important to realize that there are many situations in which ovulation may not occur and may result in conception not being able to occur naturally.
In some rare cases, the factors limiting conception can be scar tissue in the uterine cavity or premature menopause. Despite all of these factors, you can still be able to conceive with the help of fertility treatment. There are basic treatment options available suggested by an IVF centre in North Bengal and more advanced reproductive technologies such as vitro fertilization (IVF) or donor egg treatment for premenopausal patients.
When Should I Seek Help?
If you suspect you are not ovulating or you are experiencing abnormal periods you should seek help from a specialist when you are ready to conceive.
Even if you do have a normal menstrual cycle, though, you should seek help from a specialist if you have not conceived within a certain time frame. Seeking help from a specialist can enlighten you with the answers that you are currently seeking.
Dr. Prasenjit Kr. Roy is the finest fertility specialist who is associated with the IVF centre in North Bengal. He is very involved in the infertility counseling of patient and provides them with helpful suggestions.
