Short periods or short menstrual cycles do not automatically mean that a person is less fertile, but they can sometimes correlate with diminished ovarian reserve or a shortened luteal phase that complicates embryo implantation. If a short cycle involves a healthy, consistent ovulation pattern with a normal luteal phase duration, natural conception is entirely possible. However, persistent cycle shortening accompanied by hormonal shifts can reflect declining egg quality, warranting a professional evaluation.
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