What is non-ovulatory ovulation?

Functional nest disorder is a common condition that may prevent a woman from releasing her eggs properly. In most cases, functional nest disorders are caused by abnormalities or damage to the nerves or blood vessels surrounding the nest.

In addition to nest disturbance, there are other factors that may cause ovulation during non-ovulatory periods. For example, some women may release eggs late in their menstrual cycle or during clean periods, which are called "stale eggs." Some women may also experience spotting during their menstrual cycle, which may lead to non-ovulatory ovulation.

If women release eggs during non-ovulatory periods, this may affect their fertility. Therefore, diagnosis and treatment are needed for women with functional nest disorders. If women release eggs during a non-ovulatory period, there are ways they can avoid being affected, such as using ovulation-stimulating drugs or having artificial insemination.