Patient's question:
I have been married for three years and have never used contraception, but I haven't been able to get pregnant. Which tests are included in ovulation disorder?Doctor's answer:
How is ovulation disorder examined in detail:1. Endocrine Examination. After a woman's menopause, blood tests are usually conducted one week before menstruation to measure progesterone levels. If the progesterone level shows signs of decline, it indicates menopause. Conversely, if the level remains normal, it suggests that the woman has not yet gone through menopause or may have luteal phase deficiency.
2. Ultrasound Follicle Monitoring. To understand the detailed status of a woman's menopause, B-ultrasound can be used to monitor follicle data. This is typically done two to three times during a menstrual cycle, which helps estimate the approximate ovulation period. Further examinations can then be conducted.