月经规律是否就代表排卵正常（Is menstruation regular on behalf of ovulation）.docVIP

月经规律是否就代表排卵正常（Is menstruation regular on behalf of ovulation） The relationship between menstruation and ovulation looks complicated, and many pregnant women are struggling with it. Is menstruation normal on behalf of ovulation normal? Ovulation normal on behalf of menstruation normal? Why ovulation test paper can not be measured ovulation period? Perhaps you have had such doubts and confusion, with small series together to understand it. Friends say her periods are regular, but ovulation tests do not detect ovulation. What could be the cause of this? Lets first understand the relationship between menstruation and ovulation. The relationship between menstruation and ovulation 1, ovulation determines menstruation. Menstruation and ovulation are closely related, simply speaking, ovulation determines menstruation, and if ovulation is not possible, menstruation will not occur; rather, without ovulation, ovulation is not possible. Therefore, to determine whether menstruation is normal, you should first determine whether ovulation or ovulation is normal. Ovulation process demonstration: pituitary gonadotropin secretion in the ovaries of primordial follicle development, oocyte synthetic estrogen around the space is full of liquid, containing a large number of estrogen growth follicles gradually to the moving surface follicular wall became mature eggs with hail finally ruptured follicle fluid into the abdominal cavity. The process is ovulation. So what happens after ovulation? After ovulation, the follicle wall atrophy, including: granulosa cells increased, the formation of luteal synergistic effect of estradiol and progesterone secretion of progesterone and estrogen, endometrial gland edema, produce large amounts of liquid when estrogen and progesterone levels decreased endometrial vascular contraction of endometrial ischemia, necrosis and hemorrhage resulting in menstruation. Therefore, without ovulation, there will be no periodic, regular menstruation. 2, menstruation and