What should I do if the follicle does not rupture?

The reason why many women suffer from infertility is directly related to the follicles. For example, the follicles do not develop well or even cannot be discharged from the ovaries. These will lead to the inability to get pregnant. In addition, some women’s follicles are mature and discharged, but the follicles never rupture, which can also lead to infertility. So how to solve this problem?

What should I do if the follicle does not rupture?

The reasons for follicle failure to rupture include: central nervous system anovulation; hypothalamic anovulation; pituitary anovulation; ovarian anovulation; polycystic ovary syndrome; luteinized unruptured follicle syndrome. In this case, it is recommended to follow the doctor's advice and go to a regular hospital for scientific examination and treatment. It is possible to get pregnant.

If the follicle is larger than 1.8, it is considered a dominant follicle and can be fertilized if it is released. When a normal follicle grows to 1.8×1.9cm and the endometrium is 0.8cm thick, it is time for ovulation. But it should be noted that the size of the follicle when it is discharged varies from person to person. If you find that the follicle is larger than 1.8, you can test it every day. The daily growth rate of the follicle is 0.1-0.3cm. Pregnant mothers can go to the hospital for testing depending on the situation.

Ovarian follicle failure means that a woman's mature follicles do not rupture and cannot be discharged normally. However, the patient's menstrual cycle is still normal, but she cannot ovulate normally and cannot conceive. This phenomenon of non-ruptured follicles is a condition of luteinized follicles, which is one of the symptoms of luteal insufficiency.

The situation of unruptured follicles is very easy to be overlooked, because the general symptoms are that the patient's follicles are mature, but do not rupture and cannot discharge eggs. However, the follicles can form corpora lutea normally and secrete progesterone, making the patient's menstrual cycle stable and regular. The inability to ovulate leads to persistent infertility. Therefore, timely measures need to be taken to treat the phenomenon of unruptured ovarian follicles in women.

Ovarian follicle failure means that a woman's mature follicles do not rupture and cannot be discharged normally. However, the patient's menstrual cycle is still normal, but she cannot ovulate normally and cannot conceive. This phenomenon of unruptured follicles is a condition of luteinized follicles, which is one of the symptoms of corpus luteum insufficiency. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for a detailed examination and symptomatic treatment. I wish you good health.