Patient's question:
Endocrine disorderInfertility
Poor follicular development
Doctor's answer:
For the treatment of poor follicular development, if ovulation-stimulating drugs are used forcefully in the short term to induce ovulation, even if the eggs are released, due to various reasons, the eggs may not be fully mature. This makes it difficult for them to combine normally with sperm. Even if fertilization occurs, the quality of the resulting zygote may be questionable, which could lead to miscarriage in women. For the treatment of poor follicular development, it is necessary to seek treatment at a formal specialized hospital. Treatment should be targeted at the underlying cause, rather than blindly promoting egg release.