Ovulatory infertility

The improvement of modern living standards has enabled people to have a higher material living standard, but people’s health problems have been greatly affected, and even a major health regression has occurred. Among them, fertility issues are the biggest health challenges people face. There are many types of fertility problems, and fertility diseases that are mainly caused by women have caused suffering to countless families. For example, ovulatory dysfunction infertility is becoming more and more common. Let’s take a look at how to treat ovulatory dysfunction infertility.

The process of a mature egg escaping from the follicle is called ovulation, which requires the normal function of the central nervous system, the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis, and good neuroendocrine feedback regulation. If the ovary is affected by ovulatory dysfunction for some reason and fails to ovulate and affects the combination of sperm and egg, leading to infertility, it is called ovulatory dysfunction infertility. Among women, anovulation infertility accounts for about 20%.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment

Drawing on modern medicine's understanding of the cyclical changes in reproductive endocrine system, we use traditional Chinese medicine for staged treatment under endocrine regulation, which not only takes into account the cyclical changes in the ovaries during the menstrual cycle, but also conforms to the changes of yin and yang in the body, maintaining the inherent characteristics of traditional Chinese medicine in terms of syndrome differentiation and treatment and holistic treatment. According to the different conditions of patients, individualized diagnosis and treatment plans are adopted. Medication is used in stages according to the different changes in the menstrual cycle, ovulation period, endometrium and ovaries. The syndrome differentiation of traditional Chinese medicine and the disease differentiation of Western medicine are combined, and personalized treatment is carried out mainly with traditional Chinese medicine.

prevention

1. Pay attention to changes in the menstrual cycle: It is very important for women to have a normal menstrual cycle. If your menstrual period is always delayed, or even occurs only once every few months, or is always irregular, you should see a doctor as soon as possible. The normal cycle is about 25-35 days. When ovulation approaches, there will be a little vaginal discharge.

2. Pay attention to personal hygiene and eating habits: In life, we often stay up late due to work pressure, but this is not good. Try not to stay up late often, and don't drink too much coffee or strong tea. When planning to have a child, you should quit smoking and drinking in advance.

3. Maintain a balanced weight: Many friends were originally very thin, but they always said they wanted to lose weight, which is wrong. It is important to maintain a balanced body weight. Being too thin or too fat will interfere with the coordination of your endocrine system.