Does foot bathing help follicle development?

I believe most of us have done foot soaking. Regular foot soaking is good for the human body. For example, foot soaking can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. It also has some other functions. Follicular development should be taken seriously in our lives. Some people suggest that foot soaking can help follicular development, but some people deny this statement. So, does foot soaking help follicular development?

Foot soaking can invigorate blood circulation and boost energy, which is beneficial, but it also requires conditioning to promote follicle development. For those with poor follicular development, ovulation-inducing drugs can generally be used. The commonly used Western medicine is clomiphene, and chorionic gonadotropin can also be used. If taken with Qilin Pills, the effect will be more ideal.

Generally speaking, biphasic body temperature infertility treatment is more effective than monophasic body temperature infertility treatment. It is recommended that female friends with poor follicular development should not have too much psychological burden. A good mood will be of great help in treating or alleviating the disease. It is recommended to maintain a healthy lifestyle, not smoking and not staying up late.

During the ovulation period, soak your feet in hot water. It is good for blood circulation in the feet, but it does not help much for the quality of follicles. It is recommended to go to a local public hospital for B-ultrasound follicle monitoring to understand the development, maturation and discharge of the follicles. Have sex once on the day of ovulation, before ovulation, and after ovulation, and once every other day. Doing it three times in a row will increase the pregnancy rate.

You can soak your feet after taking the ovulation injection, but you can’t do that after the transplant. Ovulation-stimulating injections are one of the common treatments for modern assisted conception. The ovulation-stimulating injection contains two gonadotropins, FSH and LH, which can promote the development and maturation of follicles and the secretion of estrogen. If the pituitary gland and ovary have certain functions, the positive feedback effect of estrogen produced can indirectly cause the pituitary gland to secrete sufficient amounts of LH and induce ovulation. If the pituitary function is low, chorionic gonadotropin is needed to induce ovulation and maintain corpus luteum function. In short, ovulation-stimulating injections can stimulate ovulation in the human body, which to a certain extent is helpful for older women to become pregnant, or help women conceive twins.