No contraceptive intercourse for more than half a year has not been pregnant, went to the hospital to check the doctor told me that the follicles are not developing well, there is no dominant follicles?
What does it mean that follicles are not developing well? So what is a good follicle?
How could I not understand a word of what the doctor said?
Today we will take a look at what is the case with good and bad follicles
What is the good shape of the follicle?
Follicles are the basic units that maintain a woman's physiological function. Follicles secrete sex hormones to maintain a woman's posture, sexual function, and cardiovascular and skeletal system health.
The normal growth of follicles is complicated by the function of the ovaries themselves and the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis, as well as the central nervous system and endocrine system.
Judging whether a follicle is a good follicle requires a multifaceted approach.
The basis is the individual's normal endocrine state, and then the development and maturity of the follicle.
Ultrasound monitoring of ovulation is the most intuitive examination to observe follicle development
Follicle monitoring
It is able to understand the morphological size of the follicles and the responsiveness of the ovaries to ovulation-stimulating drugs.
Throughout the follicular phase, follicle development is regular. Especially in the late follicle, the diameter of the follicle grows by about 2 mm per day, and the level of estrogen in the blood increases in tandem with the diameter of the follicle, so there is a change in the endometrium.
The development and maturation of follicles is a dynamic process.
Ovulation monitoring should be observed from the beginning of the growth of the follicle, based on changes in its development rate and hormone levels, to draw conclusions about whether the follicle development is normal.
This is a series of physiological, biochemical and morphological processes. When this change reaches a certain level, there will be a sudden increase in luteinizing hormone, inducing ovulation.
In the natural cycle, only one follicle typically develops.
The shape of the follicle is round or oval. During the ovulation cycle, follicle development "squeezes" together with each other, and follicles can have multiple shapes, such as triangles, polygonal. And because of the difference in the observation surface of the B ultrasound examination, the same follicle is examined and measured by different doctors, and there will be certain differences.
Therefore, the quality of the follicle is not determined by a single factor in the shape of the follicle. The reason for ovulating but not getting pregnant is not something that can be clearly explained in one sentence or two.
Why don't the follicles grow up?
Pregnancy or not is not determined by ovulation.
Unruptured follicle flavinylation syndrome is an ovulation disorder in which the follicle matures but does not rupture and the egg cells do not excrete.
In normal women, unruptured follicle flavinization can occur in 10% of natural menstrual cycles or in ovulation induction cycles. In infertile women, this proportion increases significantly. It can also be said that this is also one of the reasons for infertility.
Moreover, the clinical symptoms of LUFS resemble normal menstruation with ovulation cycles, but in fact it is a special type of anovulatory menstruation.
Methods to promote follicular development
There are many reasons for the immature development of follicles, dietary therapy is a good way to promote follicle development, and foods that promote follicle development are:
General cereal foods are conducive to promoting the development of follicles, such as black beans, rice, red beans, red beans, corn, soybeans, wheat, potatoes and so on. Usually, you can also drink more soy milk or black bean soup.
You can eat more nut snacks in moderation, such as walnuts, cashews, pine nuts, almonds, pistachios, hazelnuts, peanuts, sunflower seeds, watermelon seeds, etc.
Foods such as onions, goji berries, milk, pumpkin, chicken, beef and other foods are rich in phytoestrogens, and eating more of these foods increases the lack of sex hormones.
DHEA can help improve egg quality by regulating estrogen to promote follicle growth.
Some antioxidants such as CoQ10 can improve oocytes, comprehensively nourish women's eggs, delay oocyte aging, and improve fertility and embryo quality. The combination of DHEA and CoQ10 can significantly increase AFC (sinus follicle count) and improve ovarian response.