Symptoms and treatments of follicular dysplasia
Follicles are alveolar-shaped tissues that contain eggs in women’s reproductive organs, and their poor development can lead to infertility. The main symptoms are: irregular menstrual cycles, light menstrual flow, or no menstruation; follicles cannot develop normally, so pregnancy cannot occur. For these symptoms, we can use the following treatments:
1. Ovulation induction drugs: Ovulation induction drugs can stimulate the development of follicles and release eggs, promote pregnancy, and are helpful to many patients with follicular dysplasia.
2. Artificial insemination: Artificial insemination can solve the problem of normal fertilization of follicles by combining eggs and sperm outside the body and transplanting them into the female body.
3. Surgical therapy: Some patients with follicular dysplasia can solve the problem through surgical therapy, such as ovarian incision.
Causes of follicular dysplasia
There are many causes of follicular dysplasia. Here are some common causes:
1. Genetic factors: The development and number of follicles are affected by genetic factors. If there is a history of infertility in the family, the children may also have poor follicle development.
2. Abnormal hormone levels: The development of follicles is regulated by estrogen and progesterone. If hormone levels are abnormal, it will lead to poor follicle development.
3. Malnutrition: Lack of nutrients such as protein, vitamins and minerals can damage the development of follicles.
Preventive measures for follicular dysplasia
Follicular dysplasia can be prevented by:
1. Healthy diet: Eat more nutrient-rich foods such as fresh vegetables, fruits, seeds, and nuts, and reduce the intake of sweets and high-fat foods, which can improve the quality of follicle development.
2. Regular examination and treatment: Regular examination can promptly detect and treat follicular dysplasia, which can effectively reduce the probability of infertility.
3. Improve lifestyle: Smoking smoking, limiting alcohol, and reducing stress and tension are conducive to the normal development of follicles.
Summary
Follicular dysplasia is a major cause of infertility, with symptoms such as irregular menstruation. In order to prevent and treat follicular dysplasia, we need to pay attention to a healthy diet and lifestyle, start with small things, and conduct regular examinations and treatments. Different treatments can be used for different conditions, such as ovulation induction agents, artificial insemination and surgical therapy, to improve the cure effect.
