Generally speaking, the normal ovaries have only one follicle per month to mature, and it can mature from a very small, gradual step by step, to discharge, and after discharge to form a corpus luteum.
The problem with the polycystic ovary is that it has a pack of small follicles, but each of them grows so big, that is, 2-9 mm, growing so big stops here, it no longer grows, so B ultrasound looks at this small follicle, no one is large, in this case we call the ovarian polycystic change.
There are a lot of small vesicles, in fact, this small vesicle is a small follicle, many of these small follicles may be empty, there is no function, so the quality of the polycystic ovarian follicle is not good, resulting in its embryonic quality is not good, her follicle is not mature. So these women she is easy not to ovulate, not only affect the menstruation, it also affects pregnancy, no egg can not get pregnant, is equivalent to no egg, how can you hold out the chicken.
The first is the polycystic changes in the ovaries, which are not the same thing as polycystic ovary syndrome, which is one of the conditions for the diagnosis of polycystic ovary syndrome. After this part is cut, you may see a lot of this small bubble on the cut surface, and the B ultrasound looks down at some small low echoes, round, oval, small low echo, this is the polycystic change of the ovaries. There are at least one side of the cross-section, the largest of which has more than 12 such small follicles, and we can diagnose her as a polycystic change in the ovaries.