Is it possible to get pregnant if the follicles are not developing well?

Poor follicular development has always been a major problem that troubles most couples preparing for pregnancy. Poor follicular development can affect the chance of conception and even lead to infertility. Only when the follicles develop and mature can the reproductive function be complete. Are there any other adverse effects of follicular hypoplasia? So how should it be treated? Next, the editor will help you solve your doubts and find the answers.

What impact does poor follicular development have on pregnancy? Experts say that poor follicular development, inability to ovulate normally or poor quality of the eggs discharged will affect normal conception and fertility, because the eggs discharged due to poor follicular development are immature.

Specifically, the effects of follicular hypoplasia on pregnancy are as follows:

1. Severe illness will directly lead to infertility: poor development of follicles, failure to ovulate normally or poor quality of the eggs discharged will affect normal conception and fertility.

2. Even if you get pregnant, the probability of stillbirth or miscarriage is very high: only when the ovarian follicles are fully developed and function well, the eggs released will be mature and healthy, and only then can you have good eugenics. If the follicles are underdeveloped, forcibly using ovulation-inducing drugs in a short period of time to force ovulation will cause the eggs to be released, but they will be immature and therefore cannot lead to normal conception. Even if the sperm and egg combine, miscarriage, stillbirth, etc. are likely to occur.

If the follicles do not develop properly, treatment is necessary. Experts point out that for those with follicular hypoplasia, it is necessary to first determine the cause of the follicular hypoplasia to see whether it is an endocrine factor, a mental factor, or an ovarian factor. For those with low ovarian function, ovarian function should be promoted; for those who are overly nervous, psychological treatment should be combined; for those with endocrine abnormalities, comprehensive treatment should be carried out, with the treatment of primary diseases as the main focus.

The above are the effects caused by poor follicular development. There are many anxious mothers who are preparing to have a baby and still use ovulation-stimulating drugs even if the follicles are not mature. Such forced ovulation induction may cause the released eggs to be immature, thus preventing normal conception. Even if the sperm and egg combine, miscarriage, stillbirth, etc. are likely to occur.