What can I eat to grow follicles if I don’t have any?

It can be said that the most important thing in the ovary is the follicle. If there is no follicle, it means that ovulation may not occur. Under this premise, even if a woman has been married for a long time, she will not get pregnant. What's more, many women do not pay much attention to the protection of their ovaries in their daily lives, which results in the occurrence of diseases. So from a medical point of view, if there are no follicles, what can you eat to grow follicles?

Under normal circumstances, a mature egg is released in each menstrual cycle. In your case, there is no follicle, and it is suspected to be caused by hormonal imbalance. You need to have six hormone tests and take medication to regulate it. Diet has no therapeutic effect. You should eat more soy products in your daily life.

What is anovulatory infertility?

Regular ovarian ovulation is a necessary condition for fertility. Anovulation is mostly caused by pathological disorders in any link of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis, but it can also be affected by other endocrine gland disease factors in the body. Therefore, before treatment, the following questions should be clarified first: 1. Whether the ovaries are ovulating, whether the ovulation is normal and regular. ② If there is no ovulation, at which link of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis is the factor leading to anovulation? ③Whether ovulation disorders are related to the regulation of other endocrine gland functions or other systemic diseases, and whether they are related to mental factors. ④Whether the endometrium responds normally to ovarian hormones.

To diagnose the above problems, it is necessary to inquire about the medical history in detail and conduct a physical examination to rule out other diseases in the body, especially the influence of other endocrine glands on the ovaries.

What are the clinical manifestations of anovulation? Generally, if the menstrual cycle is less than 21 days, or there is irregular vaginal bleeding, or infrequent menstruation or amenorrhea, the possibility of anovulation should be considered.