Patient's question:
Symptom Description: Ovulation period, want to get pregnant, how many times of sexual intercourse is most suitable, what is the ideal time interval? Medical history and effectiveness: Ovulation period, want to get pregnant, what kind of help do you want: Ovulation period, want to get pregnantDoctor's answer:
1. Developmental condition. Tall stature and underdeveloped secondary sexual characteristics may indicate central nervous system-related sexual dysfunction. Excessive hair growth all over the body could be due to excessive androgen secretion by the ovaries or adrenal glands. Milk discharge from the nipples may be a sign of hyperprolactinemia.2. Menstrual condition. Irregular menstruation and amenorrhea are symptoms of anovulation.
3. Lower back pain and lower abdominal pain. Mild lower back pain and lower abdominal pain may occur during ovulation, but the presence of these symptoms does not necessarily confirm ovulation. Some gynecological conditions can also cause lower back and abdominal pain.
4. Light vaginal bleeding. Some individuals may experience light vaginal bleeding between periods, less than the amount of a normal menstrual period. This is known as "ovulatory bleeding" and requires timely treatment.
5. Breast tenderness. Increased estrogen and progesterone levels during ovulation can easily cause breast tenderness.
6. Increased vaginal discharge. This is the most obvious symptom during ovulation. Most people experience a significant increase in vaginal discharge during this period, which becomes clear and viscous, resembling egg white, and can be stretched into strands without discomfort such as vaginal itching or odor.