Patient's question:
Detected that I have ovulation dysfunction.Doctor's answer:
We know that ovulation is a rather complex physiological process, and every link in the reproductive endocrine axis must be in a normal state. If any link malfunctions, the outcome will lead to the failure of normal follicular discharge. The hormonal environment of the mature follicle itself is also very important for ovulation. For example, an imbalance in the estrogen-to-androgen ratio in follicular fluid can lead to follicular atresia. Existing research indicates that elevated prolactin can cause abnormal ovulation, demonstrating the significant impact of endocrine factors on ovulation. It should not be overlooked that excessive mental stress often leads to endocrine disorders, resulting in hormonal level disturbances, which often makes it difficult for the condition to be cured. With the widespread use of ovulation-inducing drugs, their indiscriminate use in many places, such as the misuse of clomiphene at high doses, often fails to solve the problem. Therefore, when ovulation failure occurs, it is essential to visit a hospital for an electrochemical luminescence six-item hormone test and a vaginal ultrasound to obtain a clear diagnosis before treatment. If necessary, a pituitary stimulation test may also be required.