Patient's question:
Hello! What are the symptoms of not ovulating?Doctor's answer:
A few people may experience the following discomforts:1. Lower back pain and mild lower abdominal pain during ovulation. However, the occurrence of these sensations does not necessarily indicate ovulation, as many diseases can also cause lower back pain and abdominal pain.
2. 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 should be treated.
3. Changes in libido: Some people may experience increased libido and easily become sexually aroused, while others may experience a decrease in libido.
4. Increased vaginal discharge: Most people notice a significant increase in vaginal discharge during ovulation, which becomes clear and egg-white-like, stretchable into strands. If there are no discomforts such as itching or stickiness, there is no need to be alarmed.