If you have ovulation, it will not affect your pregnancy. As long as you choose to have sex when your leukorrhea is stretched, most of you will get pregnant, but if you are not pregnant, you can find out if you have ovulatory dysfunction through laboratory tests and ultrasound. Once ovulatory dysfunction is diagnosed, ovulation treatment can be given according to the specific situation. During ovulation promotion, it is recommended to monitor the follicles through ultrasound, and selective intercourse after the follicles reach a dominant diameter will also increase the chance of pregnancy. As long as you have ovulation once every two months, you will get pregnant without intervention. If there is no ovulation, pregnancy can occur after ovulation treatment.