Can women with immature follicle development get pregnant?

Immature follicle development is a common female reproductive disease. Although immature follicle development will not affect normal life, it will cause serious psychological disorders for women. Moreover, incomplete follicular development is also very harmful to the body. Timely treatment is required. So will poor follicle development affect pregnancy? Next, we will introduce the dangers of incomplete follicular development.

The failure of follicles to develop, the slow development of follicles that lead to inability to ovulate normally, or the poor quality of the eggs that are released will all affect normal conception and fertility. The hazards are specifically manifested in the following three aspects:

1. Infertility. If the follicles do not develop or function improperly and cannot form a fertilized egg, this will lead to female infertility. Although infertility can be caused by many reasons, poor follicular development is a fatal factor. Therefore, for the sake of family harmony and a happy life, female patients must have a sense of crisis, take it seriously, seek early treatment, and avoid infertility.

2. Miscarriage. How can the quality of the eggs be good if the follicles do not develop well? However, immature fertilized eggs are more likely to cause miscarriage. Everyone knows that miscarriage not only makes every family member depressed, but also causes great damage to the woman's uterus and even affects her physical health. In severe cases, it may even cause death.

3. Stillbirth. If the follicles are underdeveloped and ovulation is forced through the use of ovulation-inducing drugs in a short period of time, the eggs can still be released, but the immature eggs can easily cause stillbirth.

For those with poor follicular development, ovulation-inducing drugs can generally be used, and chorionic gonadotropin can also be used. If combined with Chinese medicine, the effect is more ideal. On the basis of syndrome differentiation and treatment, patients with small follicle ovulation cycle and small follicle luteinization cycle can use ovulation-inducing capsules on the fifth day of the menstrual cycle.

The article introduces some dangers of immature follicular development. We know that this disease will affect women's pregnancy. Because the follicles are not fully developed, there is no way to release eggs, or the eggs released are immature. Then there will be no way to completely fertilize the baby, which will affect the normal process of conception. So treatment is necessary.