What should I do if the ovulation follicle does not grow? Very diverse methods

If a woman's ovarian follicles do not grow, it means that there are some problems with her body. There are many reasons for this. For example, some women have poor metabolism or emotional problems, etc. It is recommended that you start by regulating the body from the inside and you can use traditional Chinese medicine.

1. Mainly use Chinese medicine conditioning: Dialectical treatment is carried out according to each person's physical condition, by regulating qi and blood, resolving blood stasis and dispersing nodules, and replenishing Chong and Ren meridians, to improve the functions of various organs and endocrine system.

2. Renew metabolic stagnation in the body: Traditional Chinese medicine supplemented with physical therapy can quickly eliminate metabolic stagnation in the patient's body, balance Qi and blood, and make the secretion levels of estrogen and progesterone tend to the optimal physiological state. It has a unique effect on regulating women's irregular menstruation.

3. Personalized treatment based on the cause: Endocrine disorders and menstrual irregularities caused by adolescent ovarian hypoplasia, menopausal endocrine disorders, polycystic ovary syndrome, abnormal thyroid function, as well as abortion or postpartum menstrual irregularities can all be treated with personalized Chinese medicine combined with acupuncture to restore normal menstruation.

4. Adjust the menstrual cycle: According to the different physiological cycles of individual women, targeted adjustments are made by using different Chinese medicines to promote the normal development and ovulation of ovarian follicles, promote uterine blood circulation, and improve its physiological function.

5. Generally speaking, the size of a normal mature follicle is 18-25mm. The failure of follicle development or development (follicle does not grow), slow normal development and inability to be discharged after maturity are all considered ovulation disorders. There are many factors that cause ovulation disorders: hypothalamic anovulation, pituitary anovulation, ovarian anovulation, polycystic ovary syndrome, luteinized unruptured follicle syndrome, etc.

6. When many women use ultrasound to monitor ovulation, they always find that the follicles do not grow or grow very slowly. When it is time to ovulate, the follicles not only do not grow to maturity and be discharged, but they may not grow at all, making it impossible for women to become pregnant normally.