Can I get pregnant naturally if my ovaries are not functioning properly?

Although poor ovarian function will not lead to female infertility 100%, it will affect a woman's normal conception. Therefore, if these symptoms are found during examination, active treatment must be sought and more vitamin-rich foods that are beneficial to the ovaries should be eaten.

1. First is the ovarian reserve function:

During the fetal period, the number of primordial follicles in a woman's ovaries is the highest. After the onset of puberty, the number of follicles will decrease with each cycle, and the number of follicles that can be mobilized will also decrease. The ovarian reserve function gradually declines. The human body does not have the function of producing follicles from scratch. Once the primordial follicles are consumed, the secretory function of the ovaries is largely terminated and fertility also ceases. Due to many diseases, the primordial follicles in the ovaries or other important tissues in the ovarian cortex are over-consumed or destroyed, which can lead to an abnormal or premature decline in ovarian reserve. This condition is called inadequate ovarian reserve.

2. Secondly, consider the responsiveness of the ovaries

The ovaries are involved in hormone regulation and are a link in the sex hormone balance system. If the ovaries respond poorly or not at all to stimulants from the pituitary gland and other sources, clinical manifestations of poor ovarian function will also appear. The ovulatory function of the ovary is closely related to the secretory function of the ovary.

3. Ovaries are important reproductive organs of women

The more than 20 hormones and growth factors secreted maintain the youthfulness of 9 major systems and more than 400 parts of the female body. If one day your ovaries become sick, your estrogen secretion will decrease, your endocrine system will begin to become disordered, and you will experience symptoms such as pale complexion, bad skin, body shape changes, hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia, irritability, menstrual disorders, very little secretion, and early menopause.