Patient's question:
What should I do if the follicle does not ovulate? I have had several follicle monitoring tests at the hospital, and the results all showed that ovulation did not occur. My husband and I were planning to get married and have a child soon, but this recurring situation is causing us great concern. What should I do if the follicle does not ovulate? What should I do if the follicle does not ovulate?Doctor's answer:
This condition is a manifestation of ovulation disorders. When the follicle develops to about 18-25mm, the egg can be released. If it exceeds this range, the follicle is not mature enough, and normal menstruation cannot occur. The main reasons for anovulation are primarily related to endocrine disorders in women and ovarian diseases, among others. Currently, you must first identify the cause of anovulation before implementing treatment. It is recommended that you, under the guidance of a doctor, have blood tests for endocrine function and ovarian function within 2-5 days of your menstrual cycle to promptly identify the cause and then proceed with targeted treatment. In addition to receiving proper treatment for anovulation, patients also need to pay attention to their diet, such as maintaining a balanced diet and keeping a positive mood. At the same time, patients should also choose a reputable hospital for diagnosis to achieve better treatment outcomes.