| We aligned data relative to menstruation to standardize across ovulatory and anovulatory cycles. |
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| One third or more of menstrual cycles in women with generalized seizures are anovulatory. |
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| An anovulatory woman may well be healthier than a female who is ovulating. |
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| Some women still have anovulatory cycles after the hypothalamic-pituitary axis matures. |
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| With conservative selection and management of the patient, CLOMID has been demonstrated to be a useful therapy for the anovulatory patient. |
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| Although less common than anovulatory bleeding, ovulatory DUB may also occur. |
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| Recently, my daughter went to see her physician and she came back with a new kind of anovulatory medicine. |
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| Menorrhagia, or excessive menstrual blood loss, is defined as blood loss of 80 mL per month and can be associated with ovulatory and anovulatory ovarian cycles. |
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| If at the lower doses, an anovulatory and amenorrheic state is not achieved and if the symptomatology is not relieved in 30 to 60 days, the dose should be increased. |
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| It is useful to delineate if the bleeding results from ovulatory or anovulatory causes, both in terms of tailoring the investigations and in choosing a treatment. |
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| During the anovulatory or transition season, ewes will not come into estrus unless an additional drug is used at the same time as removal of the progesterone. |
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| But the consistent gap between ovulation rates and pregnancy rates in anovulatory women treated with clomiphene has always vexed clinicians and clinical investigators. |
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| Women having a history of oligomenorrhea, secondary amenorrhea, or irregular cycles may remain anovulatory or become amenorrheic following discontinuation of estrogen-progestin combination therapy. |
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| Late menopause is a risk factor because of excess and prolonged oestrogen exposure and also the frequency of late anovulatory cycles and the presence of metropathia. |
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