Nowadays, many women are unable to conceive due to various issues, and their right to have children is deprived. With the emergence of more and more gynecological diseases, the likelihood of women getting pregnant is decreasing, and with the change of mindset, many women are unwilling to conceive and have babies. So, can anovulatory dysfunctional uterine bleeding lead to pregnancy?
1. Ovulation free dysfunctional uterine bleeding. This phenomenon is caused by uterine dysregulation, which has a very serious impact, especially in most cases during adolescence. Due to the production of a small amount of luteinizing hormone, women secrete estrogen, and when the follicles have matured, these large amounts of estrogen can easily cause ovarian blockage, thus preventing ovulation from occurring.
2. Symptoms. Most anovulatory dysfunctional uterine bleeding occurs during a certain period of time, with symptoms of excessive vaginal bleeding, sometimes more and sometimes less, and the duration varies. In addition, it is usually accompanied by symptoms such as anemia, edema, and loss of appetite.
3. Treatment plan. If treated properly, anovulatory dysfunctional uterine bleeding can lead to pregnancy. There are many treatment options, and the most common method is general treatment, which involves improving the body's condition, strengthening the body's resistance, and increasing nutrition. In addition, there is also curettage treatment, which is mainly targeted at menopausal patients. Generally, segmented curettage is performed, hormone therapy can also be performed, or surgery can be performed directly.
