Only when follicles grow normally to a certain extent can eggs be released and women conceive. If the follicles do not grow, it can directly lead to female infertility, so many women with short follicles will quickly go to the hospital for treatment, and patients often worry about whether they can be cured during treatment. So, can not growing follicles be cured?
In general, follicles do not grow, and as long as the true cause is identified and treated accordingly, it can be cured. If the cause is unknown, targeted treatment is not possible, making it difficult to cure.
Also, if the patient's condition of not growing follicles is severe, the difficulty of treatment will be high. However, as long as the patient can cooperate with the treatment of not growing follicles, good treatment results can be achieved. If the patient's condition of not having long follicles is relatively mild, it is easy to treat, so it can be cured.
While treating non follicular growth, patients should also pay attention to the following points, which is beneficial for the treatment of the condition and better treatment of non follicular growth:
1. Weight control: During the treatment of non follicle growth, patients should control their weight and strive to keep it within the standard range. This is because obesity can easily lead to endocrine disorders, thereby exacerbating the condition of insufficient follicle growth. So it's important to control your weight to avoid worsening the condition.
2. Dietary regulation: If follicles do not grow, it is necessary to eat more estrogen rich foods, such as soybeans. The patient could not drink a cup of soybean milk, which is conducive to recovery.
