What are the symptoms of not ovulating?

Ovulation is a physiological behavior that every female friend will experience at the age of ovulation. If the body does not ovulate, it may be caused by physical abnormalities. Symptoms of non-ovulation generally include menstrual disorders, lower abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, etc. Female friends must understand their own physical condition and the rules of ovulation, which is also responsible for their own bodies.

1. Symptoms of anovulation: Menstrual disorders. Menstrual disorders are an important symptom of female anovulation, mainly including abnormal menstrual cycle symptoms such as menstrual disorders and amenorrhea.

2. The second symptom of non-ovulation: Women will often experience back pain and lower abdominal pain. Some gynecological diseases often cause symptoms of lower back pain and abdominal pain. If these symptoms occur frequently, you should be alert to whether you have a gynecological disease. These gynecological diseases are likely to be important factors affecting anovulation.

3. The third symptom of anovulation: vaginal bleeding. A small number of people experience "ovulation bleeding", which is a small amount of vaginal bleeding between menstrual periods that is less than the menstrual flow.

4. Symptom 4 of anovulation: No increase in leucorrhea. In addition to women's menstrual period, leucorrhea is also an important indicator of women's health. Leucorrhea can be called a barometer of women's health. For most people, the amount of leucorrhea will increase significantly during the ovulation period. It will become as transparent as egg white and can be stretched into threads. There will be no uncomfortable symptoms such as vulvar itching and odor. If you do not have this symptom, then it is estimated that you may not ovulate.

What is the reason for not ovulating?

The ovulation period is the peak period of ovulation for women, but some female friends do not ovulate even during the peak period of ovulation. What is going on? What is the real reason for not ovulating? As we all know, when the male reproductive cell sperm and the female reproductive cell egg meet and combine, a fertilized egg can be formed. The fertilized egg develops into an embryo, and the embryo develops into a fetus. This is the beginning of human reproduction. Both the egg and the sperm are indispensable. A woman releases about 400 eggs in her lifetime, and at most 500 eggs.

A woman's ovulation time is usually about two weeks before her next menstrual period. The egg generally survives for 12-24 hours. There are also reports that the egg can survive for 36 hours, which should be a relatively "strong" egg.

Anovulation is a common endocrine disease. Since women do not ovulate, even the strongest sperm cannot transform itself into a fertilized egg. In addition to infertility, women who do not ovulate may also have symptoms of menstrual disorders, such as too little menstrual flow, infrequent menstruation or amenorrhea, heavy hair, obesity, etc.

There are many reasons why women do not ovulate, mainly the following:

1. Premature ovarian failure: There are about 400,000 follicles in female adolescence. Each ovulation cycle consumes a certain number of ovaries. Therefore, when premature ovarian failure occurs, the follicles have been consumed and cannot develop.

2. Polycystic ovary syndrome: Polycystic ovary syndrome is characterized by the presence of multiple small follicles, but they cannot develop to maturity.

3. Pituitary gland: The main organs that control ovulation are the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and ovarian axis. If a woman has diseases such as hyperprolactinemia or pituitary prolactinoma, these diseases will cause anovulation.