Patient's question:
It has been more than a year since we got married, and I have not been using any form of contraception. However, I still haven't been pregnant. The doctor who examined me said I have ovulation disorder. Could you please tell me what tests are available for ovulation disorder?Doctor's answer:
Treating Infertility Due to Ovulation Disorders. Causes of Ovulation Disorders 1. Hyperprolactinemia is an important cause of ovulation disorders, because if prolactin levels are too high, it can easily lead to recurrent menstrual irregularities, and in severe cases, it can cause ovulation disorders. 2. The occurrence of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) can also easily lead to ovulation disorders. When a woman's follicles develop to a certain extent, if they lack essential hormones, it can lead to ovulation disorders. 3. Luteal Phase Defect can also be an important cause of ovulation disorders. Because the corpus luteum is formed after the follicle matures, if the corpus luteum is not functioning properly, it can lead to poor follicular development, ultimately resulting in infertility.