Can IVF be successful in pregnancy after years of infertility but ovarian follicles?

We know that the number and number of follicles in the ovaries has a very large impact on the health problems of women's ovaries. If a woman has too many ovarian follicles, it is possible to induce the occurrence of polycystic ovary syndrome, which in turn affects the health of the woman's ovaries and thus affects fertility. So, infertile for many years ovarian ovarian vesicles do IVF can successfully get pregnant?

1. What does it mean that the ovaries have follicles?

The ovaries are female gonads whose main function is to produce eggs and ovulate and secrete female hormones. During the embryonic stage, the follicle develops and atresia spontaneously, and the follicle continues to mature from puberty until premenopause. Follicles enter the orbit of spontaneous development and atresia from embryo formation, this process does not rely on gonadotropins, and the process of follicles advancing from spontaneous development to maturity after entering puberty relies on the release of gonadotropins.

During the reproductive period, a batch of about 3 to 11 follicles develops every month, and after recruitment and selection, there is generally only one dominant follicle, which can be fully matured and released. Women generally only have 400 to 500 follicles in their lifetime to mature and ovulate, accounting for only about 0.1% of the total, so the ovaries have follicles, which is a normal phenomenon. However, if the ovaries also have dense small follicles, the ovaries may have polycystic ovary syndrome or unruptured flavinified follicle syndrome.

2. How many follicles does the normal ovaries have?

Generally speaking, when the follicles are in the development period, the number of follicles on the female ovaries will usually be less than 12, more than 12 follicles, then it belongs to polycystic ovary syndrome. In addition, during the ovulation period, it is normal for the ovaries to have only 1 to 2 mature follicles.

Follicles on the ovaries can be divided into primitive follicles and sinus follicles, in addition, there are growing follicles as well as mature follicles. In the female ovaries, the number of follicles is usually relatively fixed. Typically, there are as many as 4 million primitive follicles in a woman, but the vast majority of these primitive follicles do not become fertilized eggs. In each month, as the hormones in the woman's body change, a large number of follicles will be awakened and then grow and develop into sinus follicles, then only 12 or less follicles can develop into growing follicles, only 1 mature follicle can be excreted, and the other follicles will usually die directly atresia.

The possibility of polycysts in follicles cannot be ruled out, and the specific situation needs to be analyzed in combination with the clinical symptoms of women and endocrine examination, in addition, it may be necessary to diagnose with the help of ultrasonography and do a comprehensive analysis. This condition of polycystic is an endocrine and metabolic disease, which not only affects the normal menstruation and ovulation of women, and then induces the emergence of infertility, but also induces the occurrence of adverse symptoms of metabolic disorders, and then induces the emergence of "three highs", that is, hypertension, hyperlipidemia and hyperglycemia.

It is possible to do IVF without being pregnant for a long time, but in the case of IVF, you need to provide relevant proof, and you must also check the body to see if you meet the conditions for IVF. Having follicles in the ovaries is one of the necessary conditions for IVF, and it is recommended to go to a professional fertility center for relevant examinations and consult a fertility doctor.