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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS): The hormonal disorder causes cysts to form on the outside of the ovaries, increasing the size of the ovaries as a result.
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Amenorrhea: Is the absence of menstruation, which may be caused by different factors, such as the use of birth control and certain medical conditions.
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Anovulation: Is the failure to release an egg during a menstrual cycle.
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Premature ovarian failure: This happens when ovaries do not produce enough estrogen, and eggs are not released in a regular manner
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High Prolactin (Hyperprolactinemia): This means prolactin levels are too high, prolactin's goal is to promote lactation.
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Obesity: May interfere and negatively impact the ovulation process, which results in irregular menstrual cycles.
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Hypothyroidism: thyroid hormone deficiency may interfere with the release of eggs during menstrual cycles.
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Diminished ovarian reserve The amount of eggs stored in the ovaries is low.
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Poor egg quality: Eggs will not develop or mature adequately under certain conditions.
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Ovarian cysts: Solid as well as fluid sac cystic formations on the inside or outside of the ovaries.
