Will low menstrual flow affect fertility?

　　Shu Yu:
　　
　　I am a 24-year-old female. I got married late last year and wanted to become a mother early. But half a year has passed and I am still not pregnant. Although I was anxious, I didn't think much about it. But my friend said it might be related to my menorrhagia. I would like to ask: Will oligomenorrhea affect fertility?
　　
　　Xiaofeng’s friend:
　　
　　female The ability to have children mainly depends on whether there is a perfect nerve The endocrine system and sound reproductive organs, especially whether the female ovaries are developing normally. The amount of menstruation not only depends on the above-mentioned physiological foundations, but is also closely related to psychology, external environment, living habits and other factors. Therefore, there is no necessary connection between the amount of menstruation and female reproductive ability.
　　
　　The normal range of a woman's menstrual flow is between 80 and 100 milliliters. Some women have less menstrual flow, which is within the normal range, but their ovarian ovulation function and female hormone secretion function are both within the normal range. Therefore, these women are still fertile. In addition, some women have less menstrual flow due to systemic depletion. disease Such as tuberculosis, malnutrition, anemia etc., or caused by mental factors such as stress, depression, fear, fatigue, environmental changes and other factors. These factors cause scant menstruation. A certain proportion of women are also fertile. Of course, if it is due to low endocrine function, tumors, Uterus Diseases such as hypoplasia, leading to scant menstruation, or even amenorrhea , the infertility rate will be greatly increased.
　　
　　In a situation like yours, the first thing to do is to find out whether it is true scant menstruation. If it is really too little and it affects fertility, the cause must be actively treated.