Patient's question:
This April and May, I had two months of follicle monitoring. In the first month, the follicle was normal, but it stopped growing at 1.95 and did not ovulate. In the second month, I kept receiving HMG injections, but the follicle still did not ovulate. The doctor said it was ovulation dysfunction.Doctor's answer:
The main organs governing ovulation are the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and ovarian axis. The reasons for anovulation in women include pituitary anovulation, hypothalamic anovulation, central nervous system anovulation, intracranial lesions, immunological or psychological factors. Women with anovulation have a very high chance of normal ovulation and pregnancy with proper treatment, but it is essential to identify the underlying cause first and then develop a diagnostic and treatment plan tailored to your specific situation.