What are the common clinical manifestations of ovulatory dysfunction?

Patient's question:

What are the common clinical manifestations of ovulatory dysfunction?

Doctor's answer:

1. Changes in libido: If a female friend does not ovulate, it can lead to changes in libido in patients. Some patients may experience increased libido, while others may experience decreased libido.
2. Vaginal bleeding: After a female friend does not ovulate, it may cause patients to experience light vaginal bleeding between two menstrual periods, generally less than the amount of menstrual blood.
3. Increased leukorrhea: During the ovulation period, women may experience increased leukorrhea, which is transparent like egg white and can be stretched into strands. If accompanied by itching or discomfort in the external genitalia, timely treatment should be sought.

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