What are the symptoms of anovulation? Do I need to check my fallopian tubes if I don't ovulate?

Women have ovulation, luteal phase and menstrual period. If conception does not occur during ovulation, then menstruation will come. If conception is successful during ovulation, the corpus luteum secreted during the luteal phase will provide soil for the fertilized egg to grow. If ovulation is abnormal or there is no ovulation during the ovulation period, it will definitely affect having a child. So what are the symptoms of non-ovulation? Do you need to check if you don't ovulate?

What are the symptoms of non-ovulation?

If ovulation does not occur, symptoms such as infrequent menstruation, amenorrhea, and infertility will appear. If the basal body temperature is measured, there will be no increase in body temperature, and there may be manifestations of excessive androgen, such as obesity and hirsutism. Symptoms of anovulation include irregular menstruation, which is manifested as prolonged menstrual cycle or menstrual disorder, continuous bleeding, etc. Therefore, anovulation often manifests as changes in menstruation and changes in menstrual characteristics, and active treatment is needed to find the cause.

Do I need to check my fallopian tubes if I don't ovulate?

Some women without ovulation will have abnormal menstrual cycles, while others will have no special symptoms. It is recommended to visit the reproductive department for a systematic examination. Basic endocrine examination can be performed 2-4 days after menstruation, and ultrasound monitoring of ovulation during the ovulation period can be performed. If necessary, a fallopian tube examination can be performed within a week after menstruation.

Ovarian failure to ovulate is also called ovulation disorder. In addition to causing infertility, it can also lead to menstrual disorders, amenorrhea and other symptoms. In addition, if ovulation does not occur for a long time, sex hormone metabolism is disordered, and the endometrium is stimulated by a single estrogen for a long time, resulting in excessive proliferation without the counteraction of cyclical progesterone, which is prone to endometrial cancer. Therefore, ovulation disorders should be actively checked and treated. It is recommended that patients who are diagnosed with dysfunctional uterine bleeding should use artificial cycles to adjust menstruation and give ovulation induction treatment.

Why do some women not ovulate?

1. The growth and development of female follicles is regulated by hormones in the body. If there is a problem with hormone production, or if there is a problem with hormone levels, it will cause the so-called endocrine disorder and affect ovulation.

2. There are three common types of ovulation disorders. One is that there is a problem with the pituitary gland in the brain that produces follicle-developing hormones, resulting in insufficient follicle-growing hormones and the failure of the follicles to develop. Another type is that the woman's own ovarian function fails and there are no dominant mature follicles. Some are functional follicle development abnormalities, which may be due to abnormalities of a certain hormone or multiple hormones.

3. There is another type of anovulation. Women may be normal in all aspects, including hormones, but they still do not ovulate. This is called mechanical anovulation, and it is caused by encapsulated adhesions on the ovaries due to pelvic adhesions in women.

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Ovulation usually begins 14 days before menstruation. Women of normal reproductive age usually ovulate once a month. The common reason for non-ovulation is hormone deficiency. If the ovaries in a woman's body resist the normal level of hormones, it will also cause ovulation disorders. Therefore, timely treatment is needed, which can be treated by medication, surgery, etc.

Nowadays, many people choose drug treatment. Generally speaking, the treatment effect of traditional Chinese medicine will be better and there will be relatively fewer side effects.