Yes I would suggest to have it checked. If you are having cycles every 2-3 months, there is a good chance you’re not ovulating consistently.
Common causes of not ovulating regularly (anovulation) include:
- Polycystic ovarian syndrome
- Thyroid disorders in particular hypothyroidism
- Rare disorders of the pituitary gland like hyperprolactinemia
It is useful coming to a diagnosis because chronic anovulation can result in hyperplasia of the endometrium (too much growth and thickening of your womb lining).
Anovulation will also result in some difficulty in conceiving. With a proper diagnosis, appropriate treatment can be started to correct the underlying disorder.
