What does ruptured follicle mean?

Many people only know about ovum, but don't know much about follicle rupture. In fact, the ovum is the origin of the egg. Once the egg ruptures, it will have a great impact on women's health. So what does follicle rupture mean?

Follicle rupture is the whole process of the complete egg cell rupturing from the follicle in the uterus and ovary, and this stage is called ovulation. Lower abdominal pain is a signal that the egg is being discharged from the uterus and ovaries. Pain before ovulation mostly occurs on one side of the abdomen, usually when the pressure inside the egg increases. Pain after ovulation is mostly caused by the contraction of the fallopian tubes in the uterus during ovulation or the stimulation of the pelvic organs by bleeding during ovulation. Abdominal pain occurs around the time when the normal body temperature rises.

What does a ruptured ovarian follicle mean?

Women in the growth period have a higher chance of follicle rupture, which generally includes two types: follicular rupture and corpus luteum rupture. When the follicle ruptures, the lower abdomen will feel pain. Because each person's physical fitness is different, the degree of pain is also different. If the right uterus or ovary is split, the matching location is similar to that of the appendix. Before the corpus luteum ruptures, some signs will appear, and the uterus and ovaries will be hematoma and swollen. If the uterus and ovaries are affected by external force at this time, it is likely to accelerate the rate of rupture, leading to accidents.

After the follicle ruptures, if you feel pain, you must not use medicines indiscriminately to avoid aggravating the condition and causing adverse effects on the body. After the follicle ruptures, you must pay attention to bed rest and take some medicines to clear away heat and reduce fire. If the capillary rupture is very serious, you must undergo surgery in time to avoid delaying the condition. During the surgical process, the ovaries must be preserved so as not to cause a major impact on future daily life and physical health.