Why are the follicles too large to be discharged?

It is a relatively abnormal situation that the follicles are too large and not discharged. The occurrence of this situation will cause many problems, and there are many reasons for this situation. Generally speaking, the follicles have a certain normal range. If an abnormal situation occurs, it should be treated in time. We should pay attention to the reasons for the follicles being too large and not discharged. So what is the reason for the follicles being too large and not discharged?

Generally speaking, a normal follicle is one that is released when its diameter reaches 18-25mm. The size of the follicle that allows ovulation varies from person to person. Some follicles are released when they grow to 15mm, while others need to grow to 25mm. Follicular development is a continuous process, and the normal follicle diameter should be between 18-25mm. The growth from primary follicle to mature follicle can be divided into 8 levels. It takes a total of 10 days from the 6th level follicle to the 8th level follicle, which is exactly the follicular phase in a menstrual cycle. Starting from 16mm, after another 2-3 days, it will develop into a 20mm follicle and then be discharged.

If the size of the discharged follicles is not within the normal range, it will affect women's fertility. The size of the discharged follicles is related to many factors. Some external factors will also affect the size of the discharged follicles. If the discharged follicles are too small, it will directly affect women's ability to conceive.

Impact 1. Severe illness will directly lead to infertility: the quality of the follicles ovulated by small follicles is poor, which will affect normal conception and fertility.

Impact 2: Even if you get pregnant, the probability of stillbirth or miscarriage will be very high: only when the follicles are fully developed and function well, the discharged follicles will be mature and healthy, and only then can you have good eugenics. The ovulated follicles are immature and therefore cannot result in normal conception. Even if the sperm and egg combine, miscarriage, stillbirth, etc. are likely to occur.

The discharge of follicles is a process of ovulation. Every woman will go through this process, but the size of the follicles affects the quality of the fertilized egg. If the follicles are not discharged normally, it will cause infertility. If you find that your follicles are abnormal, you must actively treat it. Don't be afraid to treat it because of face. Good health is best for you.

The development of follicles in women is a continuous process. The size of normal follicles is generally between 18-25mm in diameter. Hospitals usually use B-ultrasound to monitor the detailed development of follicles in women of childbearing age, especially infertile women, such as whether the follicles in the body are mature, whether ovulation occurs and the time of ovulation. This test provides a reliable basis for the clinical symptomatic treatment of female infertility diseases.