Patient's question:
Hello! What are the symptoms of not ovulating?Doctor's answer:
Symptoms of ovulation disorders are diverse, and the following symptoms can be observed: menstrual irregularities, prolonged menstrual periods, increased menstrual flow, changes in color, and amenorrhea. Secondary sexual characteristics develop, such as increased hair growth, due to excessive androgen secretion in the body leading to generalized hair growth, and prolactin increase causing milk discharge from the nipples. Abnormal vaginal discharge, with a significant increase in discharge, clear color, and itching or a sticky sensation in the vaginal area. Vaginal bleeding, lower back pain, and lower abdominal pain. Breast tenderness, loss of emotional control, irritability, and low mood.