How big is the follicle considered mature?

We all know that a baby can only be conceived after the female egg and the male sperm combine. The reproductive cell, the egg, can only be discharged after it matures. If it is underdeveloped, it cannot be discharged smoothly, thus affecting conception. Some women will choose to force ovulation, which can easily cause great harm to the body. So how big is the follicle considered mature?

First, how big is the follicle considered mature? How big is the follicle considered mature is determined by the individual's physical condition, and everyone's situation is different. Generally speaking, the normal size of a mature follicle is 18-25mm. Every month, women will only release one mature egg, and this mature egg is generally considered a mature egg when it is larger than 20mm. However, there are individual differences. Some people will release the egg when the follicle grows to 15mm, while others will release the egg when it grows to 25mm. The specific individual situation can be determined by a periodic B-ultrasound examination. Usually mature follicles will be released within one to two days, and the released follicles can generally survive for 2 days.

Second, in a woman's menstrual cycle, the period before ovulation is called the follicular phase, which is also the period of growth, development, and maturation of the female egg. At the end of this period, the egg will mature and ovulate after one to two days. How big should the follicle be when it matures and is released? The normal size of a mature follicle is 18-25 ml. Once a woman's follicle is lower or larger than this standard, she will not be able to ovulate normally.

How big is a follicle considered mature? A mature follicle is relatively large in size, reaching a diameter of 20mm around the 10th to 16th day after a woman's menstruation. Ovulation usually occurs within 10 hours, and the ovulation period is between the 12th and 18th day of menstruation. However, some women ovulate within 20-30 days after their period. Under normal circumstances, when the follicle is mature and all functions are intact, ovulation will begin when the diameter reaches 18-20mm. If a woman has sex at this time, the chances of her becoming pregnant are higher. If the follicles are immature and ovulation is forced, it can easily lead to miscarriage, infertility and other phenomena in women, which is quite harmful to the body. Therefore, we must be vigilant.