Patient's question:
Hello! I want to ask about the symptoms of not ovulating. My husband and I got married last year on this day, but after a year of not using contraception, we haven't conceived yet. I had a check-up at the hospital, and the result showed that my ovulation is poor. I want to know what are the symptoms of not ovulating? What are the symptoms of not ovulating?Doctor's answer:
Hello! During normal ovulation, most people will experience an increase in leukorrhea, which is transparent like egg white and can be stretched into thread-like strands. However, there is no discomfort such as itching or stickiness in the vagina; a small number of women may experience slight bleeding from the female reproductive tract, with bleeding occurring between two menstrual periods, less than the normal menstrual flow, and during the ovulation period. If a woman can ovulate normally, she may have mild lower abdominal pain or lower back pain during the ovulation period. However, it should be noted that experiencing these sensations does not necessarily mean ovulation has occurred, as many diseases can also cause abdominal pain and lower back pain.