How to regulate poor egg development

In order to successfully conceive, we must first ensure the quality of the man's sperm and the woman's eggs. Many women cannot conceive successfully for a long time, and are promptly diagnosed with poor egg development. The egg cannot be seen or touched. Only by understanding it over a long period of time, you may be able to successfully become pregnant one day. So, how to regulate poor egg development? Let’s take a look at the method below.

1. Cereal food: If a woman does not ovulate, the sperm will not be able to fertilize the baby, making it difficult to get pregnant. Therefore, ovulation is crucial for conceiving the next generation. At the same time, the lack of ovulation can also lead to female physiological dysfunction, resulting in menstrual disorders and other conditions. Therefore, women who do not ovulate should eat more cereal foods in their daily lives. These foods contain a large amount of phytoestrogens, which can promote female ovulation.

2. Bean foods: Female friends should eat more foods containing plant estrogens in their daily lives, because many times women do not ovulate because of low estrogen levels in the body. There are many foods in our lives that contain phytoestrogens, such as black beans, black bean milk, black bean soup, etc.

3. Fennel, sunflower seeds, onions, etc. are also rich in estrogen, so they are also suitable for female friends who have non-ovulation.

Causes of poor follicular development

1. Premature ovarian failure

Poor follicular development in some women is caused by premature ovarian failure. The patient has normal menstruation in the early stage and even has a history of childbearing, but then the menstruation becomes infrequent until complete amenorrhea. The follicles in the ovaries of such patients have been exhausted, and it is impossible to use ovulation-stimulating drugs to make the follicles develop, or although there are primordial follicles, they do not respond to gonadotropins.

2. Polycystic ovary syndrome

Polycystic ovary is one of the reasons for poor follicular development. Polycystic ovary syndrome is the most common reason why women do not ovulate. The characteristics of its ovaries are that the ovaries are enlarged in size and have multiple small follicles, but they cannot develop to maturity. Therefore, drugs are needed to promote follicle development.

3. Pituitary problems

One of the reasons for poor ovarian development and common diseases that lead to abnormal ovulation include pituitary prolactinoma, hyperprolactinemia, and Sheehan syndrome. High prolactin levels can inhibit ovulation.

4. Hypothalamic anovulation: primary organic factors, primary functional factors, secondary organic lesions, and secondary functional factors.

5. Ovulation disorders caused by abnormal function of the thyroid and adrenal cortex.