Patient's question:
Recently, I'm preparing to have a baby because my menstrual cycle isn't regular. I've been doing tests at the hospital's fertility department. Last month, the follicles grew well, but it's uncertain whether ovulation occurred. This month, the follicles are growing even better, and the doctor said it's the same as last time—it seems like ovulation isn't happening. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
According to the ultrasound, the follicle is growing well. She should be able to menopause. A mature follicle will definitely be released. You can give birth during your ovulation period. It can be seven days before or after. It is recommended that you do menopause monitoring data or an ultrasound test for follicular development during the days when the follicle is mature. Then have sexual intercourse. The chance of giving birth is relatively high. The above is advice on the question "Recently preparing to have a baby because the menstrual cycle is irregular." I hope it helps you. Wishing you health!