ovulation collapse

Under normal circumstances, a woman's ovaries release multiple eggs during the menstrual cycle, and the lifespan of each egg is usually 24-48 hours. After the egg is released, pressure inside the ovary gradually increases to bind the egg to the sperm. During this process, the ovaries may collapse, preventing eggs from fertilizing with sperm.

Causes of collapse may include:

1. Excessive pressure on the ovaries: Later in the menstrual cycle, pressure within the ovaries may increase, which may cause the ovaries to collapse.

2. Ovarian tumors: Ovarian tumors may cause increased pressure inside the ovary, leading to collapse.

3. Chronic diseases: Certain chronic diseases, such as high blood pressure and diabetes, may cause increased pressure inside the ovaries, leading to collapse.

4. Malnutrition: Malnutrition may lead to increased pressure within the ovary, leading to collapse.

If a woman finds that her ovulation has collapsed during her menstrual cycle, she should seek medical attention promptly. Your doctor may recommend further testing to determine the cause of the collapse and appropriate treatment.

Although collapse is a common symptom, it can also have a negative impact on a woman's physical health. Therefore, women should pay attention to their symptoms during the menstrual cycle and seek medical treatment promptly to ensure their health.