What does follicular echo mean?

Follicular echo is a normal situation, but if the follicle has no echo, it will cause many problems. Follicular echo can be checked in some ways, such as B-ultrasound. The dominant follicle can be detected through the examination of follicular echo. No echo means no dominant follicle. So what does follicular echo mean?

There is no follicle echo in both ovaries, which indicates that you do not have high-quality follicles and you need to pay attention. In your case, you need to go to a regular specialist hospital to monitor ovulation under B-ultrasound detection. The specific method is to start on the fifth day after the menstruation ends, and monitor every two days until the normal mature follicles are discharged.

No follicular echo was found in the B-ultrasound examination, which means that no follicular development was seen, which requires attention. A normal mature follicle is 18-25 mm. If it is too large or too small, it cannot be discharged normally. In your case, you need to go to a regular specialist hospital to monitor ovulation under B-ultrasound detection. The specific method is to start on the fifth day after the menstruation ends, and monitor every two days until the normal mature follicles are discharged. If you have had sexual intercourse for more than two years without taking any contraceptive measures and have not become pregnant, you are infertile. In this case, it is best for both husband and wife to go to the hospital for a detailed examination to see the cause of the infertility, and then cooperate with treatment to see if it can be cured.

It is normal to have ovulation echo, don't worry. If you are planning to detect follicles, you can wait and check again to see how the follicles are developing. There will be follicle echoes during the menstrual period, but the follicles are still relatively small at this time and will only mature during the ovulation period.

This symptom is to determine whether it is caused by irregular menstruation or gynecological inflammation. You can take menstrual regulation pills to regulate your menstruation, keep your abdomen warm, eat a reasonable diet, and avoid eating irritating foods, which is conducive to regular menstruation.

You can take menstrual regulation pills to regulate your menstruation, keep your abdomen warm, eat a reasonable diet, and avoid eating irritating foods, which is conducive to the regularity of menstruation.

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