Unfortunately, women with absolute absence of menstrual periods have no chance of becoming pregnant. Assisted reproduction treatment starts on the second to third days of the menstrual bleeding. Menstrual bleeding is essential to establish pregnancy via assisted reproductive techniques.
Provided that medications induce menstruation, there is a chance with assisted reproduction treatment when ovarian stimulating hormones do not work or menstrual cycles are absent. In women with a low egg reserve leading to premature menopause, it is impossible to achieve pregnancy by using the patient's own eggs.