Patient's question:
I naturally miscarried and my menstrual cycle hasn't been very regular. The test showed a weak positive, and it was weakly positive when I measured it during my lowest basal body temperature. If the day with the lowest basal body temperature is the ovulation period, then my period hasn't come yet after two days have passed. Now I measured my temperature again, and it's 36.8 degrees. Hello, is this due to ovulation disorder and irregular menstruation caused by the natural miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Naturally occurring miscarriages generally do not cause ovulation disorders. Your situation is likely due to an error with the menopause test kit. To thoroughly examine the development of follicles, it is best to have a B check-up one week after your menstrual period to assess the follicular development. Mature follicles are typically around 18-25mm in size. The likelihood of conception is higher if sexual intercourse occurs within 15 hours after ovulation.Facing the harm of anovulation, we should promptly follow the principle of symptomatic treatment. Avoid delaying medical consultation. If anovulation persists despite treatment, it is important to promptly adjust the treatment plan.