What causes slow follicle growth?

Women's health issues are of great concern to each of us, and when it comes to fertility issues, everyone hopes to give birth to a healthy baby. I believe everyone has heard of infertility caused by many reasons. Do you know what the reason is for slow follicle growth? Let's analyze it in detail below.

Slow follicular development is what we commonly call follicular hypoplasia. Failure to ovulate normally or poor quality of the ovulated eggs will affect normal conception and fertility. Because the eggs released due to poor follicular development are immature, normal conception is not possible; even if the sperm and egg combine, miscarriage, stillbirth, etc. are likely to occur. What should we do if the follicles develop slowly? The treatment of this disease mainly stimulates the ovaries and other reproductive systems directly, restores the normal function of the ovaries, and promotes the development and maturation of follicles.

Only when the follicles are fully developed and function soundly, and the eggs released are mature and healthy, can conception be successful and the purpose of eugenics be achieved. What should I do if the follicles develop slowly? First of all, we need to monitor and observe the development of the follicles, including ultrasound examination of follicle development during the normal menstrual cycle, monitoring content and time, and monitoring performance. Ultrasound examination of the time of follicle appearance: multiple follicles develop simultaneously at the beginning of each menstrual cycle, but generally only 1 or 2 follicles develop to maturity, called the main follicles (dominant follicles), and the remaining follicles close one after another. The earliest time for ultrasound imaging of follicles can be 5-7 days in the menstrual cycle, and the minimum diameter displayed is 4~5mm. What to do if the follicles develop slowly? Ultrasound check of follicle growth rate: Ultrasound can be used on the 3rd to 5th day of the menstrual cycle. Small follicles can be found in the ovaries. They gradually grow larger and reach their largest size on the 14th day on average. Ovulation can then occur. From the 5th day of menstruation to before ovulation, the primary follicle grows an average of 1.5mm per day, 1.2mm per day before the 10th day, and 1.9mm per day 4 days before ovulation until the follicle matures.

The ultrasound monitoring time of follicle development is generally on the 9th to 10th day of the menstrual cycle; in a normal cycle, it can be on the 10th to 11th day, and the drug-induced cycle requires monitoring of follicle development 1-2 days in advance. What should I do if the follicles develop slowly? Contents of ultrasound monitoring of follicle development: It requires measuring the size of both ovaries, the number, size, and shape of follicles, whether the boundaries are clear, and the internal echoes. At the same time, the size and shape of the uterus, whether there are any abnormalities in the echo, and the condition within the uterine cavity should be measured. Measuring the size of the follicle requires measuring three diameters on the largest section of the follicle, and monitoring should be done 1 to 2 times a day 2 to 3 days before ovulation.

Drug-induced ovulation has been widely used to treat infertility and has achieved great success. The ultrasound manifestations of the ovulation and luteal phases of the induced cycle are not significantly different from those of the natural cycle. What should I do if the follicles develop slowly? The monitoring performance of follicle development: In a normal induction cycle, follicle images can be seen from the 5th to 7th day of the cycle, and the incidence of multiple follicles is 35% to 80%; multiple follicles are distributed in one or both ovaries, squeezing and deforming each other. What should I do if the follicles develop slowly? Ovulation occurs 36 to 48 hours after hcG administration. Multiple follicles may rupture on the same day or one to two days apart.

What is the reason for slow follicle growth? The above introduces the reasons for slow follicle growth. After understanding these reasons, we can have a clearer understanding of the specific causes, and then the disease can be effectively treated and controlled. I also hope that all female friends can have a good body.