Patient's question:
My follicle has grown to 1.4 during ovulation. Can I get pregnant? What are the symptoms and manifestations of women who do not ovulate?Doctor's answer:
1. Obesity: This phenomenon is mostly noticed by female patients after they have discovered the disease, and it is also difficult to detect. These symptoms may occur during ovulation, but many gynecological diseases also present with lower back pain and abdominal pain, which should be taken seriously.2. Others: Most cases manifest as galactorrhea, hirsutism, and acne. Some women with luteal phase deficiency who do not ovulate need to enhance luteal function. Commonly used medications include natural progesterone and human chorionic gonadotropin.
3. Amenorrhea: It can also be a lack of menstruation, which is currently the easiest to detect. Some women may experience light vaginal bleeding between periods, less than the amount of a normal menstrual period. This is called ovulatory bleeding.