Failure to ovulate during ovulation is an abnormal condition that may have an impact on a woman's fertility. If a woman does not ovulate during her ovulation period, it may affect her fertility and even cause her to be unable to get pregnant.

Anovulation during ovulation means that a woman's ovaries are unable to release normal eggs. This condition usually occurs in women in the middle of each month, between the 14th and 20th days of their menstrual cycle.

If a woman does not release normal eggs during this period, fertilization will not occur, causing the woman to be unable to become pregnant.

Symptoms of not ovulating during ovulation may vary from person to person, but they usually include the following:

1. Abnormal menstrual cycle: A woman's menstrual cycle may become irregular during this period, or the length of each menstrual cycle may increase or decrease.

2. Increased sexual desire: Women’s sexual desire may increase during this period, but this is not necessarily a symptom of non-ovulation during ovulation.

3. Lower back pain: Women may experience lower back pain during this period, which may be caused by their body preparing for pregnancy.

4. Breast discomfort: Women may experience breast discomfort during this period, which may be caused by their body preparing for pregnancy.

If women do not release normal eggs during this period, it is recommended that they consult a doctor as soon as possible. The doctor may recommend that they undergo relevant examinations to determine whether there are any abnormalities and develop a corresponding treatment plan.