Ovulatory Disorders:
Irregular or absent ovulation affecting egg release, commonly linked to conditions like PCOS and thyroid imbalances.
Symptoms/Factors
- Irregular or absent menstrual cycles (amenorrhea/oligomenorrhea)
- Short or long cycles
- Infertility with normal semen analysis
Diagnostic Tests
1) Hormonal Testing:
FSH (Day 3): Assesses ovarian reserve and ovulatory function.
LH: Evaluates ovulation timing and PCOS.
Prolactin: Identifies hyperprolactinemia.
TSH: Screens for thyroid dysfunction.
Estradiol: Indicates ovarian function.
Mid-Luteal Progesterone: Confirms ovulation.
2) Pelvic Ultrasound:
Assesses follicular development and ovarian morphology (e.g., PCOS).
3) Basal Body Temperature Charting:
Identifies ovulation timing.
FSH (Day 3): Assesses ovarian reserve and ovulatory function.
LH: Evaluates ovulation timing and PCOS.
Prolactin: Identifies hyperprolactinemia.
TSH: Screens for thyroid dysfunction.
Estradiol: Indicates ovarian function.
Mid-Luteal Progesterone: Confirms ovulation.
2) Pelvic Ultrasound:
Assesses follicular development and ovarian morphology (e.g., PCOS).
3) Basal Body Temperature Charting:
Identifies ovulation timing.
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