What should I do if the ovulatory follicle grows slowly?

Women's ovaries produce follicles and can normally discharge mature follicles. This is a prerequisite for women to become pregnant normally. However, in life, there may be many problems with the development and discharge of follicles. For example, poor follicular development will result in low quality of discharged follicles. There are also many other reasons that can cause follicles to grow very slowly. So how should this problem be solved?

What should I do if the ovulatory follicle grows slowly?

As long as you have sexual intercourse without taking any contraceptive measures, you can get pregnant because some semen may enter the vagina.

Suggestions: In order to prevent semen outflow and increase the chance of conception, the woman's buttocks can be raised during sexual intercourse, and she should lie on her back for two hours after intercourse to ensure that the semen submerges the cervix and reduces its outflow. As for the excess semen being discharged from the vagina after sexual intercourse, it is a natural phenomenon and generally has no effect on conception.

If the follicles grow and develop slowly, it indicates that the follicles are not developing normally. If you are pregnant, it cannot be ruled out that the fertilized egg may be affected, but it may not actually happen. The follicles themselves develop relatively slowly. If you are pregnant, it is recommended to get pregnant early.

If ovulation induction leads to successful conception, it will not necessarily affect the quality of the fertilized egg. Please undergo various checkups during pregnancy, such as Down syndrome screening at 15-20 weeks of pregnancy and four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound for fetal abnormality screening at 22-26 weeks of pregnancy.

Sometimes changing the ovulation induction plan can improve the quality of eggs and embryos! Please go to the outpatient clinic for treatment. You need to know the details of your condition and treatment process [bring your medical records and all medical records and a summary of your condition from the local hospital where you did the test tube (written by the doctor who treated you at the time)].

Considering that the size of the follicle is normal, consider rechecking to see whether it is discharged. Considering that it will not affect the normal development of the child, pay attention to rest.

Suggestions: Consider following the doctor's advice and actively arrange sexual intercourse. Observe the menstrual period. If it is delayed, actively choose an early pregnancy test. Consider choosing ovulation induction or not to affect the quality of normal follicles. It is recommended to have sexual intercourse every other day after maturity to increase the possibility of pregnancy.