Patient's question:
Doctor, I work in an office building, and my daily pressure isn't very high. Recently, the company has been busy with selections, so I've stayed up several nights in a row. I feel that my menstrual cycle and ovulation period have become a bit chaotic. So, I'd like to consult with you—why am I not ovulating?Doctor's answer:
I'm very happy to help you solve your problem. I know that my menstrual cycle and ovulation period are a bit chaotic, which is due to the busy work and overtime. In this case, you still need to maintain a regular schedule, rest as much as possible, and ensure sufficient deep sleep. Then carefully observe how your menstrual cycle changes beyond the chaos, because the menstrual cycle is also affected by the internal neuroendocrine re-adjustment. If your endocrine is chaotic, your menstrual cycle will definitely be chaotic. Chaos will interfere with menopause. The disease of not ovulating is not easy to heal completely. Friends with this condition should maintain a positive attitude and face it with a positive mindset. Only in this way can they improve their confidence in fighting against not ovulating and believe that they can definitely recover.