Patient's question:
Female, 27, recently feeling quite tired, feeling unwell in the body, could it be this disease? Please ask: Is ovulation disorder treatable?Doctor's answer:
If there is ovulation dysfunction, there are many possible causes. Some conditions are relatively easy to treat. For example, some people may not ovulate, but if she wants to get pregnant early, we can use various medications to induce her menopause. Some Western medications, such as clomiphene and letrozole, can help promote ovulation by enhancing follicular development and maturation, and then promoting its release. However, for some people with ovulation dysfunction, such as those with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), this condition is considered a lifelong disease. It cannot be completely cured through treatment, but through many lifestyle adjustments and dietary controls, apart from weight management, it can help restore normal menstruation and ovulation.