Many people believe that if a woman experiences menstruation, it represents good health and no problems. But every woman has to face menopause, usually around the age of 50. For some reasons, women only want children around the time of menopause. So, if there are still menstrual periods, will ovulation occur?
Usually ovulation occurs during menstruation, as the onset of menstruation represents the release of mature eggs from the ovaries. But in fact, there are some women who have menstruation but do not ovulate, which is also called anovulatory menstruation. If a woman does not ovulate, she cannot combine with sperm and naturally cannot conceive.
Menstruation without ovulation is a normal phenomenon that occurs near menopause, because at this age, the function of the ovaries decreases, and even the follicles are depleted, so naturally, the ovaries will no longer have ovulation function. Menstruation without ovulation is different from that with ovulation, often manifested as irregular vaginal bleeding. When people are tired or stay up late for a long time, the interval and duration of this occurrence are irregular.
If there is a situation of anovulation during the reproductive age, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible to see if there are any diseases that cause anovulation, the most important of which are ovarian lesions or poor follicular development, as well as blocked fallopian tubes and inability to release eggs.
