Patient's question:
Menstrual flow has gradually decreased compared to before, and for the past three months, there has been no translucent, elastic leukorrhea after menstruation. I used menopause test strips, but the results showed I'm not menopausal. I measure my temperature every day, but it fluctuates unpredictably, making it impossible to determine the ovulation day. Is it possible that I'm simply not menopausal at all?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended not to use methods like taking body temperature or using ovulation test strips to check for follicles, as many people have provided feedback that this method is not allowed. If you have undergone an ultrasound examination at the hospital, do not be overly anxious, as high levels of stress can directly interfere with follicle growth. Symptomatic treatment should be administered, and you can quickly adjust accordingly. Temporarily avoid extremely cold or spicy foods, and do not avoid medical visits. If ovulation does not occur and the condition does not improve with treatment, it is important to promptly switch to an alternative treatment plan.