If within 12 months a woman has not menses, which means that the climax has come. This period is characterized by a lack of ovarian activity, so ovulation does not occur.
Women who believe that it is physiologically realistic to become pregnant during menopause are mistaken.
If everything is so simple, why is the myth of pregnancy during menopause still so widespread?
The intermediate period between productivity and menopause is to blame for this, it is called perimenopause. The fact is that it can last for several years and be accompanied by irregular menstruation, or even their absence.
At this time, the ovaries remain active, so pregnancy is possible.Doctors advise keeping a menstrual calendar especially carefully during perimenopause, because irregular menstruation of a physiological nature is very easy to confuse with delays associated with pregnancy. Monitor your health closely and use contraceptives.
Recall
- early menopause in women under 40: why did it start?
- 7 symptoms of early menopause: everyone should know
- 4 false advantages of a private clinic over a public one.
