Patient's question:
I've been married for three years, and my husband and I have a good relationship. We've never had children, and our sex life is also quite normal. Sometimes we calculate our ovulation period, and now we really want a child. We've been calculating our ovulation period, but we haven't gotten pregnant. We went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said it's because the ovaries aren't ovulating!Doctor's answer:
Hello, one of the three major factors or causes of infertility is ovulatory dysfunction: some people have no follicular growth; some have follicular growth that stagnates midway; others have follicles that grow but cannot be naturally expelled; some have empty follicles after ovulation; and some have insufficient corpus luteum function after ovulation. All of these can affect pregnancy. These individuals may have normal menstruation, a biphasic basal body temperature, and elevated hormone levels in blood tests, but all of these could be misleading, leading to infertility.