How big is the normal follicle on the tenth day of menstruation?

Ovum is a general term for a group of cortical somatic cells in the female ovary, which includes an oocyte and many small and medium-sized oocytes. During a menstrual cycle of a mature woman, an egg is produced at the same time as a group of uterine growth and death. Therefore, the condition of the egg will change with different menstrual cycles. So, what is the normal number of eggs on the tenth day of menstruation?

How many eggs are there on the tenth day of menstruation? Everything is normal

1. Generally, a normal egg can only ovulate normally when it is 18-25MM, and it will grow at a rate of 0.2CM per day, so the time of ovulation can be calculated.

2. If the size of the follicle on the tenth day of the menstrual period is generally around 7 cm, if you are preparing for pregnancy, you still need to do a good job of ovulation monitoring and arrange sexual intercourse during the ovulation period, which can increase the possibility of pregnancy.

3. Different women have different menstrual cycles. Therefore, the size of the follicles on the tenth day of the menstrual period is also different. When preparing for pregnancy, it is necessary to calculate the time for the mature follicles and make a good eugenics plan.

The relationship between menstruation and ovulation

1. Under normal circumstances, the menstrual cycle is controlled by the cerebral cortex, regulated by the interaction between the hypothalamus-pituitary gland-uterus and ovaries, and is also affected by other endocrine hormones such as thyroid hormone. Therefore, women generally metabolize female hormones before ovulation and metabolize female hormones and estrogens after ovulation.

2. The uterine wall of women undergoes changes between the proliferative phase and the metabolic phase under the action of these two hormones. Once the female hormone level decreases, the uterine wall loses the support of hormones and will necrotize and fall off, and menstruation will begin. This is a normal ovulatory period. During the non-ovulatory period, the uterus and ovaries only metabolize female hormones, not estrogen, so the uterine wall can only undergo a proliferative phase. When estrogen drops to a certain level, the uterine wall falls off and women will also experience menstruation.

Although the size of the ovarian follicle on the tenth day of a healthy woman's menstruation is about 7 cm, the menstrual cycle of each woman is different. Therefore, the egg may not be of normal size on the tenth day of every menstrual period. Therefore, women who plan to get pregnant need to calculate the specific time of the menstrual cycle and ovulation to make a good eugenics plan.