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In women, changes in the menstrual cycle and ovulation may be a symptom of a disease related to infertility. Symptoms include: 1  Abnormal periods. 2  Bleeding is heavier or lighter than usual.3  Irregular periods.4  The number of days in between each period varies each month. 5  No periods.n women, changes in the menstrual cycle and ovulation may be a symptom of a disease related to infertility. Symptoms include: 1  Abnormal periods. 2  Bleeding is heavier or lighter than usual. 3  Irregular periods. 4  The number of days in between each period varies each month.
The straight answer: No. The facts: Some women take it for granted that just because they menstruate monthly it means that they are ovulatory and, therefore, will not have any problems falling pregnant. But the fact is, just because you have regular periods does not mean that you are ovulatory. Anovulation - which describes the condition when ovulation does not occur - is not common, but it is a problem for women who want to conceive.