Patient's question:
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After menopause, ovarian function declines, and the body's sex hormone levels are insufficient, leading to the absence of normal ovulation, which in turn results in no menstrual periods. It is recommended to visit a gynecological department in a hospital for relevant examinations and actively treat the underlying condition. Only with a normal menstrual cycle can it be indicated that ovulation has occurred, and then pregnancy can be achieved.