Pregnancy despite poor egg quality

Women can only become pregnant if they excrete eggs normally and combine with men's sperm at the right time. Therefore, egg cell quality is one of the key criteria in pregnancy. Some women's egg cells are not of perfect quality, but they still get pregnant under such circumstances. In fact, poor egg quality does not mean that women have no fertility. It is normal to get pregnant even though the egg quality is poor.

Generally, women's eggs will not ovulate until they are over 18mm, and only eggs of this diameter can be called mature follicles. If ovulation occurs below this data, most of them are immature follicles. When checking, if a woman's ovulated eggs are small, black, or shrunken, it means that the eggs are immature or abnormal. Most of these eggs are of poor quality and contain obvious abnormal characteristics, which are the common cause of primary infertility symptoms.

However, if a woman's egg cells are of poor quality, she may still get pregnant. However, compared with normal eggs, the chance of pregnancy will be much lower. Poor quality eggs may lead to embryo termination and miscarriage in the late pregnancy. Therefore, when the quality of a woman's eggs is poor after examination, the body should be treated and adjusted in a timely manner. It is advisable to start preparing for pregnancy after the quality of the egg cells is qualified, which will also lay a good foundation for the health of the future baby.

The quality of egg cells decreases as the ovaries decline, so if you want the egg cells to be cost-effective, you must protect the uterus and ovaries. Therefore, ladies who are preparing for pregnancy, in order to protect their ovaries, must avoid staying up late and excessive drinking and smoking, and maintain moderate exercise.