Patient's question:
Hello, during my ultrasound in October, the follicle was normal at 2226mm. The next day, the ultrasound revealed that the egg had been released. In November, I had another ultrasound, and the follicle was only 78mm. The next day, the ultrasound showed no follicle at all. Could you please answer the following questions one by one? 1. Is there a problem with the follicle in November? 2. If the follicle developed normally, does it mean that future follicles will also develop normally? 3. What are the causes of abnormal follicle development? Thank you!Doctor's answer:
The reasons for poor follicular development include:① Excessive weight loss: Aesthetic appreciation is a natural tendency for women, but many female friends excessively diet to maintain their figure, resulting in endocrine disorders. This directly affects the development of female follicles, leading to anovulation in women.
② High stress: In modern life, excessive work and life stress can interfere with the central nervous system of women, causing endocrine disorders and indirectly leading to poor follicular development in women.
③ Health factors: Some female friends may experience conditions such as kidney deficiency or uterine coldness, which can also affect the development of follicles and disrupt female fertility.
④ Ovarian factors: The ovaries are the site of follicular development. If a woman's ovaries have issues, it will directly affect follicular development, causing poor follicular development and anovulation.