Patient's question:
Got married for two or three years without taking any contraceptive measures, but still haven't been able to get pregnant. What are the symptoms of ovulation disorders?Doctor's answer:
Irregular uterine bleeding. Most common in adolescent women. The interval between bleeding can be long or short, ranging from a few days to several months, or even more than a year. The duration of bleeding can also vary, often occurring after certain life events such as exams, competitions, or intense exercise. When the bleeding is light, it may be just spotting, but when heavy, it can include large blood clots, leading to severe anemia. Anemia may be accompanied by dizziness, lightheadedness, fatigue, loss of appetite, insomnia, and frequent dreams. Long-term bleeding can cause lower abdominal fullness and heaviness due to pelvic congestion. The breasts may become swollen and painful due to the influence of estrogen, and facial and limb edema may also occur. Anovulatory menstruation or bleeding without associated dysmenorrhea.