When does a woman not ovulate?

Women have an ovulation period every month after they reach adulthood, and at least 1-2 eggs can be released during each ovulation period. For married women, if they have sex during the ovulation period and do not take contraceptive measures in time, it is easy to get pregnant. It is a very terrible thing if a woman of childbearing age does not ovulate. So, when does a woman not ovulate?

If a woman has anovulation in adulthood, it should be taken seriously. There are actually many reasons why women have no ovulation. If it is congenital absence of uterus and ovaries or incomplete development of uterus and ovaries, it is easy for women to not ovulate normally in Qinzhou. If a woman has ovarian disease or is in a state of endocrine imbalance for a long time, it is easy to cause abnormal anovulation in women. If the pressure at work and in the country is too high, it is easy to cause mental stress and anxiety, which is actually an important factor in female anovulation.

Women are unlikely to ovulate during the safe menstruation period, so there is no need to worry too much. And the ovulation period is about 14 days from the beginning of the next menarche. However, since everyone's physique is different, there are certain differences. It is normal for ovulation to be a few days earlier or later. Women will not experience temporary amenorrhea and temporary cessation of ovulation after pregnancy, but these are relatively normal anovulation phenomena and there is no need to be overly anxious or worried.

In general, female friends must pay more attention to their bodies. If they suddenly stop ovulating when they are of childbearing age, this should cause everyone to be highly alert. If anovulation is not caused by physiological reasons, there is no need to worry too much. But if it is caused by ovarian enlargement or some gynecological diseases. You should go to a regular hospital in time for relevant examinations and then take medication. Only in this way can your ovulation period be restored.