Women generally have a large number of follicles formed at the beginning of each ovulation cycle, and gradually one or two dominant follicles appear over time. Only after the formation of dominant follicles can normal ovulation occur. Can 20x13 follicles conceive normally?
Under normal circumstances, normal ovulation can only occur when the dominant follicle reaches around 18-25. If the follicle size is 20x13, it indicates that the follicle belongs to the dominant follicle, but the shape of the follicle is somewhat flattened, which may lead to the formation of normal egg cells. However, there is also a possibility of forming egg cells, so you can prepare for pregnancy and try to conceive during ovulation.
In addition, a poorly shaped follicle does not necessarily mean that the quality of the egg cells is low or the probability of malformation is high. Therefore, female friends with 20x13 follicles do not need to worry too much about the development of the fetus after conception, and can undergo normal prenatal checkups after conception.
In fact, many women are unable to form follicles normally due to insufficient hormones. Injecting estrogen and progesterone can often promote follicle formation and solve female infertility problems. When doing in vitro fertilization, women are often given some ovulation inducing drugs in order to obtain multiple egg cells at once. The principle of ovulation inducing drugs is actually to stimulate the ovaries with hormones to form more dominant follicles.
