Patient's question:
My follicles grew to 0.8, but they didn't ovulate or get pregnant. My menstrual cycle is also irregular. I have been taking Dian for a long time, but is it stimulating ovulation?Doctor's answer:
1. Increased leukorrhea: Most people experience a significant increase in leukorrhea 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.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. Lower back pain or mild lower abdominal discomfort during ovulation: However, experiencing these sensations does not necessarily indicate ovulation, as many conditions can also cause lower back pain or abdominal pain. In such cases, infertility symptoms are not guaranteed, but it may lead to reduced ovulation frequency or poor egg quality.