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Re: anovulationFrom: Robert J. Woolley (wooll005@tc.umn.edu)Sun Mar 22 10:57:13 1998
In message <35154e4c14f2002@mhub2.tc.umn.edu> writes: > > 1) Assume that 4 more months go by like this, without pregnancy, so that > we're > talking about real infertility. Assume further that semen analysis is normal. > > (Hasn't been done yet.) Would this be enough to diagnose anovulation as the > cause, or would you proceed with other investigations such as > hysterosalpingogram? > > 2) When the patient asks "*Why* do I not ovulate?", what would be your > explanation? What is the physiological defect repsonsible? Oh, and I forgot one more: Why do some anovulatory women become polymenorrheic while others become amenorrheic? Is there a fundamental physiological difference between these groups of women? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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