Patient's question:
I carefully checked the leukorrhea and the appendages of the uterus, and everything was healthy and intact. Later, I monitored the data of menopause, and although I grew and developed to maturity, I did not ovulate. Finally, it swelled. What could have caused this condition in my case? What should I do to treat it? Can ovulation be treated?Doctor's answer:
Generally, when an egg follicle grows to 18mm, even if it is a mature follicle, it may be ready to release at any time. If there is an ovulation disorder, it may be due to endocrine disorders or poor ovarian function, among other reasons. It is recommended to have a blood test for the six reproductive hormones to check the endocrine status. Pay attention to hygiene and prevent infections. In terms of diet, avoid extremely cold, sour, spicy, and other foods that have a significant impact. During daily life, avoid staying up late frequently, and do not drink too much coffee or strong tea. Pay attention to personal hygiene and dietary habits. A woman's personal hygiene and dietary habits can affect normal menopause, so women need to pay attention. Do not resort to dieting again, as it may lead to menstrual disorders, which will only worsen the situation.