Can irregular menstruation be passed on to future generations?

Will irregular menstruation be passed on to the next generation? Because the child relies on absorbing all the nutrients from the mother to maintain life, the child completely inherits the mother's physical condition. Therefore, the child is born weak and sickly. For details, please see the following introduction.

Menstrual cycle delayed for more than 29 days is called irregular menstruation. Menstrual period delayed for 2-3 days is caused by female blood deficiency. At this time, the female body is weak. If a woman who gets pregnant at this time gives birth to a small child, the child will have ADHD. Inattention, insufficient blood supply to the brain, and poor academic performance. The child mentioned above is still caused by the mother's physical condition.

The menstrual cycle of women is 28 days plus or minus 1 day, 4-5 days of menstrual flow, 10-15 sanitary napkins. Irregular menstruation is also called irregular menstruation. Sometimes the menstrual period is early, sometimes delayed. The flow is normal. It is spleen deficiency. At this time, the female body is weak. If the pregnant woman at this time gives birth to a child with partial food, because the child relies on absorbing all nutrients in the mother's body to maintain life, the child completely inherits the mother's physical condition. Therefore, the child is born with partial food.

In addition, irregular menstruation is also called irregular menstruation. Sometimes it lasts 7-8 days, sometimes 1-2 days. It is caused by liver and kidney deficiency. If a pregnant woman gives birth to a girl who is still wet at the age of 8-9, the child will have dysmenorrhea when her period comes, which will be inherited by the next generation. If it is a boy, he will have hernia. Severe children will have cerebral palsy. The above are all the effects that women with irregular menstruation will bring to the next generation. Therefore, women of childbearing age must observe their menstrual period and time it correctly. Lay a good foundation for the health of the next generation.