Will ovulation occur if the follicles are not developing properly?

Poor follicular development is actually a manifestation of some problems with our follicles. In this case, the follicles should be taken seriously. If not treated in time, it may lead to some serious problems, and it will directly affect some consequences. So some people think that poor follicular development will affect ovulation. So will poor follicular development lead to ovulation?

Follicular dysplasia refers to the failure of follicles to reach the size of mature follicles and poor function in the late follicular stage. The development of follicles is the result of the simultaneous action of estrogen and progesterone. Follicular hypoplasia is related to insufficient estrogen secretion, and an imbalance in the ratio of progesterone and estrogen can also cause follicular hypoplasia.

Poor follicular development can lead to abnormal ovulation or poor quality of the ovulated eggs, which will affect normal conception and fertility. Because only when the follicles are fully developed and function well, the eggs released will be mature and healthy.

Poor follicular development will lead to inability to ovulate normally or poor quality of the eggs released, which will affect normal conception and fertility because the eggs released due to poor follicular development are immature. Specifically, the effects of follicular hypoplasia on pregnancy are as follows:

1. Even if you get pregnant, the probability of stillbirth or miscarriage is very high: only when the follicles are fully developed and function well, the eggs discharged will be mature and healthy, and only then can you have good eugenics. If the follicles are underdeveloped, forcibly using ovulation-inducing drugs in a short period of time to force ovulation will cause the eggs to be released, but they will be immature and therefore cannot lead to normal conception. Even if the sperm and egg combine, miscarriage, stillbirth, etc. are likely to occur.

2. Severe illness will directly lead to infertility: poor development of follicles, failure to ovulate normally or poor quality of the eggs discharged will all affect normal conception and fertility.

Too much pressure: Society is progressing, but the pressure is also increasing. Excessive stress affects the endocrine system, leading to endocrine disorders, which in turn affects the growth and development of follicles.

Bad living habits: Nowadays, nightlife is very rich, and many female friends are used to going out early and coming back late, which has developed bad living habits. This bad living habit also affects the endocrine system of female friends, further affecting the endocrine system and leading to poor follicular development.

Caused by disease: There are many disease factors that lead to poor follicular development, including ovarian factors. Under the influence of these disease factors, follicular hypoplasia occurs.

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