How to read follicle B-ultrasound

Many women start to prepare for pregnancy after getting married. At this time, doctors will accurately predict the ovulation period of women. In addition to changes in body temperature, they can also use professional ovulation test strips and rely on advanced B-ultrasound equipment for observation. So how to judge the B-ultrasound monitoring ovulation chart? How to understand the egg B-ultrasound chart?

1. Use the colorful B-ultrasound method to detect the female ovulation cycle, mainly to detect the size of the female follicles, body temperature and uterine wall changes to effectively calculate the ovulation cycle. It can be seen on the ovulation chart that the body temperature has risen during the ovulation period, which means that the ovulation period has begun. At this time, the temperature will increase by 0.3~0.5 degrees. There is also a special LH value change, which will reach the maximum level the day before ovulation, and then gradually decrease.

2. Through B-ultrasound, you can also effectively observe the size of the follicle. The highest quality egg is 12mm, and it grows rapidly at a rate of 1-3mm per day. When it reaches 18mm, it means that the egg is fully mature and ready to be discharged from the body. At this time, the cervical mucus begins to become thinner and more transparent, and the female secretions will appear wire-drawn.

3. At this time, having sex can effectively increase the chance of pregnancy. At the same time, women should be careful not to exercise excessively during the ovulation period, especially not swimming, because it will lead to cross-spread of bacteria and viruses. At this time, you should choose to eat light food, such as fruits and vegetables, and fruits, and cooperate with regular meals, and reduce the consumption of spicy and irritating foods.

What is the practical significance of B-ultrasound monitoring of follicles?

For infertile women with regular menstrual cycles and biphasic ovulation temperatures, it is often assumed that the uterus is developing normally and further examination is ignored. In fact, abnormalities in uterine development and ovulation are relatively common in such cases. B-ultrasound is used to examine the specific uterine development of pregnant women, especially non-pregnant women, to determine whether their uterus is fully developed, whether they ovulate, and the ovulation period of women. During the diagnosis of infertility, follicle monitoring is often required to see whether the uterus and ovaries are developing, growing, and ovulating normally. This type of test is relatively inconvenient, but it is very important and has important clinical manifestations.

Couples with infertility do not need to worry. They can determine the cause of infertility through more tests and treat it symptomatically. After the treatment, they can successfully conceive a baby. B-ultrasound monitoring of follicles is of great importance in infertility. Through its detection, well-developed eggs can be combined with sperm at the best time of discharge, thereby solving the problem of infertility.