The absence of ovulation requires a specific cause to be identified and treated accordingly. The main causes of ovulation disorders are persistent anovulation, polycystic ovary syndrome, gonadal dysgenesis, hypogonadotropic gonadal dysfunction, etc. Some causes are persistent, while others are dynamic. If a woman does not ovulate, she can be treated by the following methods: 1. Medication: If the patient has fertility requirements, she should have regular ultrasound monitoring and can take ovulation-promoting drugs under the guidance of a doctor. The commonly used ovulation-promoting drugs include clomiphene citrate, gonadotropin, gonadotropin-releasing hormone, bromocriptine, etc.; she can also be regulated by Chinese herbal medicine under the discriminatory guidance of a herbalist; 2. Diet Regulation: i.e. daily dietary regulation to promote the function of follicle development. The diet should pay attention to balanced nutrition and reasonable meals, such as moderate consumption of black beans, which can effectively promote follicle development and supplement estrogen; fish soup is good for the recovery of women with ovulation disorders without adverse reactions; ginger tea can protect the uterus and maintain the normal function of the ovaries. Also pay attention to avoid eating cold and spicy foods, and nutritional intake should be comprehensive, which is beneficial to protect the uterus and promote body recovery.