Menstrual irregularity does not always affect pregnancy, but it can prevent or delay it in some cases, depending on the cause of the menstrual irregularity.
For example, if you have a condition like menstrual irregularity and polydispersity syndrome, it is expected that your pregnancy will be achieved later than usual because there is no regular ovulation every month. A myom in the uterus may prevent pregnancy or cause a fall because of the menstrual irregularity.
Disorder in goitre hormones due to menstrual irregularities or hormonal disturbances such as prolactin (milk hormone) can also affect pregnancy because hormones affecting the menstrual irregularity also affect ovulation.
No menstrual irregularity or spawning irregularity can affect the progression of the pregnancy or the baby after it has become pregnant. They can only affect delaying the process of gestation before they become pregnant.
Pregnancy is not prevented or delayed in every irregularity. For example, a menstrual irregularity due to a polyp present in the uterus is not expected to affect the pregnancy of a woman with excessive menstrual bleeding. Menstrual irregularity and the duration of pregnancy are not always related to each other.
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