Can Traditional Chinese Medicine treat ovulation disorders?

Patient's question:

Ovulation test, taken on the 13th day of the menstrual cycle, the doctor said the follicle was too small, will go for another test in two days. Can I take Chinese medicine to regulate it?

Doctor's answer:

The factors or causes that can lead to ovulatory dysfunction include the following three categories in general:
(Advice: 1) Central nervous system effects; (2) Systemic diseases; (3) Local ovarian factors. It is recommended not to use ovulation-stimulating drugs blindly. First, it is necessary to identify the factors or causes of anovulation and then treat them accordingly. Relevant functional tests may be required, such as basal body temperature measurement, vaginal cytology examination, cervical mucus examination, endometrial pathology examination, blood hormone testing, and ultrasound monitoring of ovulation. After identifying the cause, appropriate treatment measures should be taken, with the goal of inducing ovulation and ensuring luteal function.

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