Will patients with low estrogen levels not ovulate?

In life, most women have a history of abortion, and the probability of suffering from gynecological diseases is also increased. Different gynecological diseases have different hazards, and the stimulation and damage to the body will also increase accordingly, causing many women to be infertile. Some patients go to the hospital for examination and find a variety of problems, such as fallopian tubes, ovaries, etc. The main cause of ovarian problems is low estrogen. When this data is too low, changes in ovulation will be found. So will patients with low estrogen not ovulate?

Estrogen is a sex hormone. Its main physiological function is to promote the development and maturation of female reproductive organs (such as promoting the growth of the endometrium), stimulate the appearance of female side characteristics, and also affect metabolic function. Estrogen must be maintained at a normal level, otherwise it will cause a series of diseases. If the estrogen level is low and the endometrium is too thin, it can easily lead to infertility or miscarriage. However, if estrogen is simply supplemented, it can easily lead to endometrial cancer. If you want to get pregnant, you must go to the hospital in time for treatment to restore your estrogen level to normal. Therefore, low estrogen levels in patients can cause anovulation.

An important sign of ovulation is regular menstruation. As long as there are no endocrine and endometrial diseases, regular menstruation is one of the important characteristics of ovulation. However, ovulation does not occur every time you have your period. Experts say that during adolescence and the first 1-2 years of menopause, irregular menstruation often occurs due to endocrine instability, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. Apart from this period, a woman's menstruation should be regular, occurring every 28-30 days, and the amount of menstruation each time should be neither too much nor too little.

However, some women have very irregular menstruation, and even they themselves cannot predict when the next menstruation will come. For some, it comes every 40-50 days, and for others, it comes every more than 20 days. Experts say that menstruation that is too frequent or too infrequent is considered irregular menstruation, and it is very likely that it is anovulatory menstruation. Low estrogen levels can affect ovulation, and in severe cases it can lead to premature ovarian failure, and ultimately no eggs will be released. Patients now need to supplement estrogen. Estradiol valerate tablets (Progynova) can be used to treat menopausal symptoms after menopause, or symptoms of estrogen deficiency after oophorectomy or radioactive castration for non-cancerous diseases, such as hot flashes, paroxysmal sweating, sleep disorders, depression, irritability, headaches, and dizziness. Before starting treatment, a thorough medical and gynecological examination (including breast examination and cervical smear) should be performed.

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Will patients not ovulate if their estrogen level is low? The answer to this question is very clear. When estrogen is low, ovulation will be affected. In severe cases, premature ovarian failure will occur, and ovulation will stop. The patient will also have amenorrhea. Therefore, patients should pay attention to the problem of low estrogen. If they find that their menstrual volume is small or there are problems with ovulation, they should be examined and treated. This abnormal hormone level can cause great harm to patients, so patients must receive appropriate treatment.