What's wrong with the shrinking follicle?

The shrinkage of follicles can be caused by various reasons, including congenital follicular hypoplasia. This situation should be taken seriously, otherwise it will lead to more serious consequences and even cause some inevitable diseases. There may still be many people who don’t quite understand what the shrinkage of follicles means. So what happens when the follicles shrink?

If a woman has regular menstruation, she usually ovulates 12 to 14 days before her period. The 2-3 days before and after ovulation are her fertile period. When monitoring follicles during the ovulation period, the dominant follicle can often be found in one ovary. The size of the dominant follicle is generally between 18 and 24 mm. After finding the dominant follicle, you can increase the frequency of sexual intercourse appropriately and go for a check-up after 2-3 times. If the follicle disappears, it is considered a sign of ovulation. According to your situation, the dominant follicle has been detected on the 19th day, and ovulation is possible on the 20th day. It is recommended to arrange sexual intercourse appropriately and try for pregnancy. If you have any questions, you can go to the hospital for a blood progesterone test every 6-7 days to determine whether ovulation has occurred.

There are many situations of follicular hypoplasia. Usually, the follicles cannot grow and develop normally. Follicle problems are usually accompanied by insufficient secretion of female hormones. If a woman cannot ovulate normally or the eggs discharged are too small or of poor quality, these are factors that lead to women being unable to become pregnant. In order to become pregnant, only healthy and mature eggs are a prerequisite.

There are many factors that lead to small and poorly developed follicles, including organic and functional lesions caused by pituitary lesions, which affect the development of follicles. Problems with the central nervous system can also cause the follicles to develop too small. Thyroid dysfunction can also affect the ovulatory function of the ovaries and the development of follicles. Ovarian dysfunction such as polycystic ovary syndrome and premature ovarian failure can directly lead to small follicles.

It is recommended that women with small ovarian follicles go to a regular hospital for treatment. Drugs can be used to promote ovulation. If the follicles are too small, it is definitely a sign of abnormal menstruation. Once the follicles are small, it is recommended to go to the hospital for an endocrine examination and go to the hospital for timely ovulation-inducing treatment.

The consequence of small ovarian follicles in women is female infertility. If a woman is pregnant, it is recommended to receive regular treatment, whether it is drug ovulation or going to the hospital for egg-stimulating treatment. First of all, you must understand the cause of small ovarian follicles. Only by thoroughly understanding the factors of small follicles can you better get rid of the consequences of small follicles.