How to check follicles? These methods are often used

It is best for women to do a follicle check before preparing for pregnancy. Checking the follicles has many benefits. It can understand women's fertility and the quality of follicles, so that women have enough understanding of their own bodies. The specific inspection methods are as follows:

1. The follicle test should be done on the 11th day starting from the first day of menstruation. For example, if April 2nd is the first day of menstruation, then go for the test on the 12th. It doesn't matter if it's one day later or earlier. Continue measuring until the follicle ruptures. You have to hold your urine every time you have a check-up, and you have to hold it very urgently for the best effect. During the test, the size of the follicles changed, which made me jumpy and scared. But in the end, my two follicles developed almost identically at the same time. So, during this period, you have to communicate well with your husband and let her accompany you, so that you can communicate and vent in time if there is any situation. Always keep a happy mood and strive to have a baby happily when ovulation occurs. I wish you good pregnancy!

2. Use B-ultrasound to monitor ovulation. For infertile women with regular menstrual cycles and biphasic basal body temperature, people often think that the follicular development is normal and neglect further examination. In fact, abnormal follicular development and ovulation are relatively common in such cases. It is very important to use B-ultrasound to monitor the detailed follicular development of women of childbearing age, especially infertile women, to confirm whether the follicles are mature, whether ovulation occurs and the time of ovulation, to provide a reliable basis for clinical symptomatic treatment.

3. Characteristics of mature follicles: The largest follicle monitored by B-ultrasound appears on the 10th to 16th day of menstruation. The follicle is 20mm in diameter, round in shape, with thin walls, protruding to one side of the ovary, and has good internal sound permeability. Ovulation usually occurs within 10 hours, and the ovulation time is mostly between the 12th and 18th day of menstruation, and a few may occur between 20th and 30th days. Characteristics after ovulation: partial collapse of the follicle wall, wrinkled and jagged edges, with many faint light spots inside, and a 5-15mm liquid dark area visible in the uterine rectal crypts, which usually disappears one day after ovulation. The success rate of pregnancy during this period is as high as 90%.

4. The luteinized follicle without rupture type is more common. B-ultrasound monitoring shows that after the formation of the dominant follicle, the follicle continues to increase. The largest follicle can reach 50-60 mm. The capsule gradually thickens, the boundary becomes blurred, the tension of the vesicle decreases, and the vesicle gradually becomes an uneven light spot echo. Generally, it disappears in the next menstrual cycle. But in a few patients, the condition persists for 3 months and then disappears.