What are the symptoms of follicular dysplasia?

Follicular dysplasia means that the follicles do not develop, or the soft follicles are too small, and the follicles are not round or ruptured. These symptoms are all symptoms of follicular dysplasia and require correct treatment and conditioning to avoid affecting conception.

Are there any symptoms of female follicular hypoplasia? Only when the follicles are fully developed can the ovulation function of the ovaries be complete and the eggs released be healthy and energetic. Therefore, follicular hypoplasia can have a considerable impact on women's physical and mental health and fertility.

(1) Follicular dysplasia:

Follicular agenesis is a common symptom of follicular hypoplasia. The follicles are immature and develop at a very small level, unable to form eggs, thus leading to female infertility.

(2) The follicle is too small:

The symptoms of this follicular dysplasia are usually that the follicles develop but are immature and are often less than 18 mm in diameter.

(3) The follicle is not round:

The follicles are oval or even "date-shaped" and have no fertilization ability.

(4) The follicle does not rupture:

There is also a situation where the follicle can develop and mature, but it does not rupture and cannot be discharged from the ovary to form an egg.