Why is it that the follicles are not discharged after they have grown?

Many female friends will have some gynecological diseases, which will cause problems with their ovulation system, leading to infertility and making it difficult for them to have children. Some female friends will not ovulate after the follicles grow, which will lead to miscarriage or even habitual miscarriage, so relevant treatment must be carried out in time.

There are three main reasons for follicular hypoplasia:

⒈ Pituitary anovulation: organic factors and functional factors;

⒉ Ovarian anovulation: polycystic ovary syndrome, simple gonadal dysgenesis syndrome, gonadal dysgenesis, premature ovarian failure, luteinized unruptured follicle syndrome;

⒊ Hypothalamic anovulation: primary organic factors, primary functional factors, secondary organic lesions, and secondary functional factors.

Poor follicular development, inability to ovulate normally or poor quality of the eggs released will affect normal conception and fertility. Because only when the follicles are fully developed can they function properly. The eggs released will be mature and healthy. That is, the normal egg released by the dominant follicle. If the follicles are underdeveloped, forcibly using ovulation-inducing drugs in a short period of time to force ovulation will cause the eggs to be released, but they will be immature and therefore cannot lead to normal conception. Even if the sperm and egg combine, miscarriage, stillbirth, etc. are likely to occur. Because the normal development and maturation of follicles requires time and a process, and more importantly, requires a certain degree of warming effect, just like all things in the development and growth stage, it requires sufficient time and a process, and more importantly, sufficient warmth and gasification, so that they can develop and mature. The same is true for the reproductive system. Before the follicles develop and mature normally.