The follicle is small but pregnant

As we all know, the egg grows, develops and is released from the ovaries of the uterus, then meets and fuses with the sperm of the man to form a sperm-egg combination, and eventually grows into our baby. But some people may not know that, in fact, the size of eggs also has a range. It may be more difficult to get pregnant if it is not within this range. So why did egg 1.3 become pregnant?

Why did the egg 1.3 get pregnant?

Ovum is a precious organ in women that is closely related to reproduction and pregnancy. It exists as an important and indispensable part of the female body. Normally, the size of a woman's eggs is around 18-22mm. So, does the size of the egg affect pregnancy?

Generally speaking, if the egg grows to 1.3, the possibility of pregnancy is very high. If there is an ovulation period, there is a possibility of pregnancy. The physiological cycle is relatively fixed, and it can be inferred that the ovulation period is fourteen days before the next menstrual period, and the five days before and four days after the ovulation period are the ovulation period, and the ovulation period is a total of ten days. The probability of pregnancy during this time frame is very high. It is recommended to do B-ultrasound to check the development of the uterus. The chance of pregnancy is higher during ovulation. Keep a happy mood, get enough rest and eat a balanced diet. Eliminate harmful substances and take folic acid tablets.

Female pregnancy is related to the ovulation of eggs, so the health of the eggs is very important. A fully functioning egg must be fully grown and normal in size so that the released egg cells are relatively healthy. If the egg is not fully developed or even abnormal, below or exceeding the standard value of the follicle size, which is 18-22mm, it will affect the normal ovulation period. If the ovulation period is abnormal, it may affect the normal pregnancy of women and greatly increase the miscarriage rate and fetal malformation rate.

How to promote the development of the uterus

In medicine, mature follicles refer to eggs whose size on ultrasound images exceeds 10 mm and does not exceed 18 mm. Generally, it takes 12 to 14 days for an egg to mature. Under normal circumstances, mature follicles should be seen on the tenth day of the menstrual period. There are many causes of immature uterus, the most common of which are polycystic ovary, abnormal estrogen and progesterone levels, and low follicle-stimulating hormone levels.

1. Premature ovarian failure: Some women’s uterus does not develop well due to premature ovarian failure. The patient initially has normal menstruation, and even has a history of pregnancy, but then the menstrual flow is scanty until complete menopause. This type of patient has exhausted the eggs in the uterus and ovaries, and it is impossible to use ovulation-inducing drugs to develop the uterus, or although there are initial eggs, they have no response to gonadotropins.

2. Polycystic ovary syndrome: Polycystic ovary syndrome is one of the reasons for poor uterine development. Polycystic ovary syndrome is the most common cause of anovulation in women. The characteristics of its uterus and ovaries are that the ovarian volume is enlarged and there are many eggs, but they cannot grow and develop fully. Therefore, drugs are needed to promote uterine development.

3. Ovulation disorders caused by thyroid cysts and abnormal adrenal function.