Causes and symptoms of empty follicles

Empty follicles are a relatively common condition. This condition is actually a case of follicular dysplasia. Follicular dysplasia can be caused by various reasons, including empty follicles. There are many reasons for the appearance of empty follicles, and empty follicles also have certain symptoms, but many people don’t know. So what are the causes and symptoms of empty follicles?

Empty follicles are follicles without eggs, and no eggs can be retrieved during egg retrieval. The formation of empty follicles is mostly due to the asynchronous apoptosis of oocytes and follicular cells. If empty follicles appear, the woman's ovaries may have prematurely aged, and it will basically be impossible to obtain eggs. At present, there is no authoritative treatment for empty follicles. Generally, Chinese medicine is used to regulate the endocrine system and reduce the occurrence of empty follicles.

To check the ovarian function in advance, you can check FSH. You can tell from the FSH value. If the FSH value is high, the ovulation promotion effect will not be very good. The other situation is cyclical. In this case, there is still hope for success with IVF. Maybe healthy eggs can be successfully retrieved during the next ovulation period. For patients with empty follicles, most of them are cyclical, so patients should not be discouraged and wait for the second egg retrieval to see the situation. If it is cyclical, the eggs may be successfully retrieved.

The causes of empty follicles include early ovarian atresia, the use of ovulation-inducing drugs and endocrine, etc. Empty follicles often lead to infertility because there are no eggs in the follicles. The methods for treating empty follicles include a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. In this case, if you want a baby, you should seek treatment as soon as possible. Patients should go to a large specialized hospital for examination and treatment.

Empty follicles are follicles without eggs, which are mainly caused by poor ovarian function. Conception is a complex physiological process. There needs to be mature follicles and normal ovulation, normal semen and active sperm, unobstructed fallopian tubes, normal combination of sperm and egg cells and smooth transportation to the uterine cavity, and the endometrium is suitable for the implantation of the fertilized egg. If any of these conditions is abnormal, it may lead to infertility. It is recommended to go to a professional hospital for examination and treatment.