What size is the dominant follicle when it is released?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Ovarian follicles that do not grow in this month are generally atrophied. Every normal menstrual cycle is a process of one or two dominant follicles maturing and being released. A dominant follicle refers to an egg that reaches 1.8 in size. Your partner's egg development is poor, and by the time the next menstrual period comes, the egg of that month has already atrophied. In the next month, other eggs will gradually grow and enlarge. Take good care of yourself and consider using traditional Chinese medicine for regulation.