Patient's question:
None of them ovulate because there are no abnormal changes in vaginal discharge about 14 days before their menstrual period. It's all dry, dry. Is it because they don't ovulate, or is it menopause that doesn't necessarily cause abnormal vaginal discharge?Doctor's answer:
How abnormal leukorrhea cannot be used as a basis for menopause, some people may experience leukorrhea thickening again during ovulation, while others may not show these symptoms. It is recommended to use menopause test strips during ovulation to check if menopause has occurred. Wishing you health and happiness. In addition to treating anovulation, patients are advised to pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a pleasant mood to enhance their physical fitness and slow down the recovery process.