What are the reasons for poor follicle growth?

Poor follicle growth means that in the late stage of follicular development, the follicle has not been able to grow to maturity. That is to say, compared with normal follicles, its function is relatively poor and the secretion of estrogen is relatively less. This situation is very common and can lead to infertility, with a probability of 27%, and it can occur repeatedly. Therefore, female friends must pay attention to this. So, what is the reason for poor growth of follicles?

Symptoms of follicular dysplasia:

1. Idiopathic: The follicles do not develop, only at a very small level.

2. Small follicles: The follicles develop but are immature, and their diameter is often less than 18 mm.

3. The follicles are not round: they are not round in development, but appear oval or even jujube-shaped, and have no fertilization ability.

4. The follicle does not rupture: The follicle is mature, but does not rupture and ovulation cannot occur.

There are many causes of immature follicle development, the most common ones include polycystic ovary, abnormal estrogen and progesterone levels, and low follicle-stimulating hormone levels.

1. Premature ovarian failure: Poor follicle development in some women is caused by premature ovarian failure. The patient has normal menstruation in the early stage and even has a history of childbearing, but then the menstruation becomes infrequent until complete amenorrhea. The follicles in the ovaries of such patients have been exhausted, and it is impossible to use ovulation-stimulating drugs to make the follicles develop, or although there are primordial follicles, they do not respond to gonadotropins.

2. Polycystic ovary syndrome: Polycystic ovary is one of the reasons for poor follicle development. Polycystic ovary syndrome is the most common reason why women do not ovulate. The characteristics of its ovaries are that the ovaries are enlarged in size and have multiple small follicles, but they cannot develop to maturity. Therefore, drugs are needed to promote follicle development.

3. Ovulation disorders caused by abnormal function of the thyroid and adrenal cortex.

If a woman does not ovulate, the sperm will not be able to fertilize the baby, making it difficult for her to become pregnant. Therefore, ovulation is crucial for conceiving the next generation.

Lack of ovulation can cause menstrual disorders and physiological dysfunction in women. Patients need to pay attention to eating more cereals, because cereals contain a lot of estrogen, which can promote female ovulation. Black beans also contain a lot of estrogen, which can promote the development of follicles. You should eat more black beans before and after menstruation.