Patient's question:
It has been over a year since we got married. I haven't been using any form of contraception, but I still haven't become pregnant. The doctor who examined me said I have ovulation disorders. Please ask: What are the common symptoms of ovulation disorders?Doctor's answer:
If women do not ovulate for a long time, the metabolism of sex hormones will become disordered again, leading to excessive fibrosis of the endometrium. Due to the lack of periodic progesterone counteraction, it is very easy to develop endometrial cancer or breast cancer again. This can cause menstrual disorders, causing women to experience menstrual disorders or recurrent amenorrhea. So many menstrual abnormalities are serious consequences of not treating ovulatory disorders in a timely manner. Additionally, if women with ovulatory disorders are not treated, it can also lead to hirsutism or obesity.