Ovulation disorders are not self-healing, but they can be cured. Ovulation disorders are defined as the inability to ovulate after 3 consecutive months of follicular growth. The causes of ovulation disorders are multiple, long-lasting and complex, and often combined with systemic diseases. Ovulation disorders are associated with dysfunction of the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, central nervous system, other secretory systems and ovaries, resulting in the failure of the mature egg to be expelled normally, thus preventing a woman from getting pregnant and causing menstrual disorders, as well as increasing endometrial cancer. Therefore, when a woman is suffering from ovulation disorder and it occurs in her reproductive age, she should help her ovaries ovulate as soon as possible to help normalize hormone secretion, regularize her menstrual cycle, help her get pregnant, and also help reduce the occurrence of diseases. When women suffer from ovulation disorders, most of them will also have obesity and androgen increase and other endocrine metabolic disorders, which also need to be actively treated symptomatically.