How big is the follicle? Polycystic ovary

Polycystic ovaries are a common condition in women, and they can easily lead to female infertility. Therefore, if women have polycystic ovaries, they should seek medical treatment in time to avoid affecting their physical and mental health. What is polycystic ovary? How many eggs are considered polycystic ovaries?

Under normal circumstances, the number of eggs in each ovary should be less than 12. If the number of eggs in the ovaries is relatively large and the level of testosterone in the body is also relatively high, this condition is classified as polycystic ovary.

Symptoms of polycystic ovaries:

1. Irregular menstrual period, less menstruation, or even amenorrhea. Another thing is that during menstruation, the amount of fluid is relatively large, and the duration is relatively long, and there may even be symptoms of anemia.

2. Infertility. Polycystic ovary will affect the normal discharge of egg cells, which will also affect the chance of pregnancy.

3. Excessive hair. Patients with polycystic ovary have many small cysts and insufficient estrogen in the body, which makes it very easy for them to have excessive hair.

4. Obesity. Women will suffer from obesity starting from puberty, and the obesity will become more severe as they get older, and it will be mostly concentrated in the upper part.

5. Appearance will also be affected. Polycystic ovary patients will have endocrine imbalance, and pimples and acne will appear on the face.

The diagnosis criteria for polycystic ovary include looking at the ovulation status, checking whether it is a small amount of ovulation or no ovulation at all; checking whether there are manifestations of high androgen levels; and checking the number of eggs or the volume of the uterus and ovaries through color Doppler ultrasound examination.

Common problems with polycystic ovary in early pregnancy

Patients with polycystic ovaries generally experience luteal insufficiency after restoring ovulation and pregnancy, so it is generally recommended to maintain the pregnancy for three months. Within three months, ensure sufficient pregnancy-maintaining hormone, which is what we call estrogen. After three months, the embryo should produce such hormone, so there is no need for drug supplementation. In addition, pay attention to regular testing of blood HCG and progesterone levels, and check the fetal B-ultrasound status at any time. Properly handle any abnormalities.