Why do I keep ovulating on the right side for more than a year?

As we all know, if every woman wants to get pregnant, she must release mature follicles. If there is a problem with this function, it may directly lead to infertility. In addition, everyone also needs to know that every woman has two fallopian tubes on the left and right sides, so if one fallopian tube has a problem and cannot ovulate, the woman can still get pregnant because the other fallopian tube can also ovulate. Some women ovulate on the right side for a year in a row. This is an abnormal phenomenon. The possible reasons are as follows.

Why do I keep ovulating on the right side for more than a year?

Women have two ovaries, one on the left and one on the right. The advantage of having two ovaries is that they can ovulate alternately, which can relieve the pressure of ovarian aging. Everyone knows that the reason why women age quickly is mainly because their ovaries have aged. Therefore, beauty salons now have many programs aimed at maintaining women's ovaries. Although they may not necessarily have any effect, they at least illustrate the importance of ovaries.

So is there a problem if I ovulate on the right side for more than a year in a row? Many people say that the ovaries on both sides must be used alternately to avoid causing one ovary to be overstressed and fail. However, the ovaries are not machines and will not be so obedient to alternate between the two sides. Moreover, the key point is that the maturation of follicles is random, and basically only one follicle is discharged every month.

In other words, there is no rule or pattern for which of the two ovaries will ovulate. It does not mean that if the left ovary ovulates first this month, the right ovary will ovulate next month. It is very likely that the left ovary will ovulate next month as well. This is all uncertain and random. Of course, if only one ovary ovulates for a year in a row, you should go to the hospital for a check-up to see if the left ovary is blocked or there is some problem that causes the follicles to be released from the right ovary.

If an ultrasound examination shows that the left ovary is indeed blocked, then there is no need to worry, as it will not lead to infertility. As long as one of the two ovaries can ovulate normally, women will have the possibility of becoming pregnant, but the chance of pregnancy will be relatively lower. Of course, if the B-ultrasound examination finds that the left ovary is normal, not blocked, and can still ovulate normally, then it is possible that it is really an accidental situation that leads to ovulation on the right side for more than a year.

Therefore, if you ovulate on the right side for more than a year, it does not necessarily mean that there is a problem with the ovaries. You need to go to the hospital for a check-up first. An ultrasound examination can tell you the condition of both ovaries. Generally speaking, if one ovary is blocked, then you can only rely on the other ovary to release the ovulatory follicles, which is why the right side ovulates for more than a year. However, if the ultrasound examination shows that the ovulation function of both ovaries is normal, then if you have been ovulating on the right side for more than a year, it may really be a matter of luck.