Six hormones are normal and the follicles are not growing

The six hormone items are actually an examination of six special hormones in the body. This is a method suitable for female body examination, and this examination is relatively accurate and very complete. In the case of follicles not growing, we can also check it through the six hormone items, but many people do not know its specific effects. So why do the six hormone items show normal follicles but no growth?

The development of follicles changes with the menstrual cycle. The time from the beginning to the rupture of the follicle is calculated as follows: the first day of menstruation to the fourteenth day before the next menstruation. If the menstrual cycle is thirty days and the menstruation ends in three days, it takes 13 days for the follicle to rupture. The size of mature follicles varies from person to person. Generally, follicles are considered mature when they grow to 1.8-2.5cm. Those smaller than 17mm are immature follicles and usually cannot lead to pregnancy.

Ovulation is a rather complex physiological process. All links in the reproductive endocrine axis must be in a normal state. If there is a problem in any link, the result will be that the follicles cannot be discharged normally. The hormonal environment of the mature follicles themselves is also very important for ovulation. If you have polycystic ovary syndrome, you cannot conceive. At this time, you need to find out what causes you to be unable to conceive. You should go to a regular infertility specialist hospital for treatment in time, follow the doctor's instructions, and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment to avoid missing the best time.

The six-item hormone test (six-item sex hormone test and six-item reproductive hormone test) is a routine examination of the female reproductive system.

There is no complete and unified gynecological endocrine hormone measurement value in China. Moreover, due to the different sources of various reagents, measurement methods, data calculations, and units used, even for the same hormone sample, the results obtained by different laboratories are not exactly the same.

By measuring the levels of sex hormones, we can understand the female endocrine function and diagnose diseases related to endocrine disorders. The six commonly used sex hormones are follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), luteinizing hormone (LH), estradiol (E2), progesterone (P), testosterone (T), and prolactin (PRL), which basically meet the needs of clinicians for screening for endocrine disorders and general understanding of physiological functions.

The six-item sex hormone test has many tests that can detect many diseases. Therefore, as a common examination item, the six-item sex hormone test is a commonly used examination method for patients with endocrine disorders. Through the six-item sex hormone test, it can be determined whether the patient has endocrine diseases, and then the treatment method can be determined according to the test results.