Patient's question:
Divorced for many years, I have never been able to conceive and really want to have my own child. I have also had thorough medical examinations at the hospital, and the diagnosis confirmed that my egg function is insufficient, leading to ovary-related infertility. I would like to know what are the symptoms of ovary-related infertility?Doctor's answer:
Ovarian dysfunction, unable to respond to gonadotropins again and produce sex hormones, leading to a decline in ovarian sex hormone levels, without cyclical changes, resulting in no menopause. The symptoms of ovarian infertility are mainly as follows:1. Polycystic ovary syndrome, often or irregular menstruation, long-term anovulation, excessive androgens, and non-cyclical fluctuations in estrogen.
2. Very little vaginal bleeding, some people may have minimal vaginal bleeding between two menstrual periods, much less than the amount of a normal period, which is called "ovulatory bleeding" and should be treated.
3. Increased leukorrhea, most people will have a significant increase in leukorrhea during ovulation, which can become thread-like. If there is no discomfort such as vaginal itching, stickiness, etc., there is no need to panic.