Why do I get pregnant when my eggs are shrinking? That's the situation.

Under normal circumstances, if the follicles are atrophied, it is difficult to exclude them. Even if they are excluded, it is difficult to get pregnant. After all, the quality of atrophied follicles is very low. But this does not mean that you will not get pregnant, because sometimes follicles of very low quality can also lead to pregnancy.

1. Why do follicles shrink?

The menstrual cycle is generally 32 days. The 13th day should not be the time of ovulation. Generally, the follicle will rupture when it grows to about 1.8-2.5. If the follicle does not rupture but atrophies, it is a manifestation of luteinization of the follicle. An endocrine examination is needed to clarify the cause.

Because there are many endocrine factors that cause follicular atrophy. The main problem is that estrogen levels cannot be raised, and endometrial thickening also indicates problems with hormone levels. If the follicles are indeed unable to be discharged and have atrophied, an endocrine examination should be done to find the cause, and then treatment should be given according to the cause to achieve the best results.

2. Most people with follicular atrophy have no specific symptoms

Unruptured luteinized follicles are often asymptomatic and have no abnormal physical signs. The most prominent feature of the patient is normal menstruation but infertility for many years. Because of the menstrual cycle, the menstrual period is similar to the natural cycle (with ovulation), and the basal body temperature curve is also biphasic, similar to the temperature curve of ovulatory menstruation. It can only be discovered during ultrasound monitoring of follicular development and ovulation or laparoscopy.

3. What to do if follicle atrophy

Follicular atrophy is a type of follicular dysplasia. At the same time, we should also check whether the six hormone items are normal. If there is no problem with the six hormone items, we can take some drugs to promote follicular development, so that the follicles can mature and be successfully discharged, so as to solve the problem of follicular atrophy.

Every menstrual period means that an egg matures and is released. The number of eggs a woman has in her lifetime is fixed, so it is best to seek treatment early and not waste an egg. While taking medication, you should also go to the hospital regularly to check the development of the follicles to see if they are developing normally.