Patient's question:
Patient Age: 22Detailed Condition and Purpose of Consultation: Wanting to get pregnant
Duration of Current Illness: 8 months
Current General Condition: Still okay
Medical History: None
Previous Diagnoses and Treatment History and Effects: No diagnosis
Ancillary Examinations: None
Other: None
Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's possible that only many undeveloped and differently developed follicles are present in your ovaries, with no mature follicles. As a result, no corpus luteum is formed, and no progesterone is secreted. Under the action of estrogen alone, the endometrium shows irregular growth and shedding, leading to irregular menstrual bleeding. Because there is no ovum released during this period, it is called anovulatory menstruation. This condition is physiological and generally does not last long. As the ovaries develop and mature, the menstrual cycle will become regular within about 2 years, so there is no need to worry. Irregular menstruation can also occur due to excessive fatigue, changes in living environment, or mental stress. It is advisable to minimize these external factors as much as possible.