What causes follicular dysplasia?

In fact, uterine hypoplasia means that the egg cannot grow to the normal follicle size and cannot develop to maturity. Uterine hypoplasia leads to insufficient estrogen secretion and insufficient function, etc. Poor uterine development is also a major culprit for female infertility. For treatment plans, it is necessary to consider choosing effective treatment methods based on the physical condition of female patients, including medication and so on. But what are the main reasons for poor uterine development?

Most of the cases of uterine hypoplasia are related to uterine and ovarian diseases. In addition, other reasons are as follows:

1. Uterine and ovarian diseases: Most of the poor development of the female uterus is related to uterine and ovarian diseases, such as premature ovarian failure, polycystic ovary syndrome, etc. Premature ovarian failure causes a significant decrease in the number of eggs, and the use of uterine and ovarian-stimulating drugs is not very effective. But the latter can be improved by using ovulation-stimulating drugs.

2. Pituitary prolactinoma diseases: In addition to uterine and ovarian diseases, other causes of uterine dysplasia include pituitary prolactinoma, hyperprolactinuria and other diseases.

3. Thyroid disease stimulates ovulation disorder: Ovulation disorder is mostly caused by stimulation of the human immune system. Common diseases such as thyroid cysts and adrenal glands can cause ovulation disorder. In addition, ovulation disorders cause the eggs to fail to grow to a normal size, which will naturally develop into symptoms such as uterine hypoplasia.

4. Hypothalamic-pituitary anovulation: Most of them are caused by primary organic and multifunctional factors, secondary organic and multifunctional factors, etc., which lead to poor uterine development. There are also human errors at other levels. For example, abortion surgery can cause damage to the uterus and ovaries, leading to problems such as poor uterine development.

One disadvantage of poor uterine development is that it can lead to female infertility. The treatment of infertility needs to start from the source. For example, first understand the factors that cause poor uterine development, and then adopt drug treatment strategies based on the causes of poor uterine development. In addition, patients need to control their diet and exercise moderately in their daily lives to improve their pregnancy conditions.