What happens if menstruation does not come after ovulation?

The arrival of menstruation often marks the maturity of women. In order to get pregnant smoothly, people often pay more attention to the issue of ovulation. In fact, the ovulation period has a great relationship with the stability of menstruation. After trying some methods, some women successfully become pregnant, but some women find that their menstruation does not come after ovulation. When faced with this situation, they are usually panicked. So what exactly is the situation of not having menstruation after ovulation? Do you have the same confusion? Let’s find out together.

Generally speaking, each menstrual period marks the release of a mature egg from the ovary. But in fact, some women have menstruation but cannot ovulate, which is medically called anovulatory menstruation. Without ovulation, of course, conception is impossible. Which women often experience anovulatory menstruation? Shortly after menarche, some women may have incomplete hypothalamic maturation or delayed maturation of the hypothalamic cycle center, resulting in imperfect regulation between the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis; or when they are overly nervous or tired; or because of chronic diseases that interfere with the normal regulation of menstruation, the ovaries may not ovulate but the uterus may bleed, which is anovulatory menstruation.

Additionally, anovulation is common in women who are in menopause or premenopause. Due to the decline of ovarian function, the follicles cannot develop and mature, resulting in follicle exhaustion. At this time, the ovaries no longer perform the function of ovulation. Anovulatory menstruation has different manifestations. The most common one is irregular vaginal bleeding, which means that the interval between bleeding, the number of days it lasts and the amount of blood are all irregular. Sometimes there may be several months between two menstrual periods, which is called infrequent menstruation; sometimes bleeding occurs every few days. Generally speaking, menstruation with an interval of less than 21 days is often called anovulatory menstruation.

After reading the above medical knowledge about absent menstruation after ovulation, I believe everyone has a better understanding of this issue. If menstruation does not come after ovulation, it may be pregnancy or other situations. At this time, don't panic. You should go to the hospital for a physical examination in time to see what the reason is. Then, according to the doctor's advice, pay more attention in daily life, get more rest, strengthen physical exercise, and strive to restore your body to normal.