The process of female pregnancy is the process of the egg and sperm successfully combining before implantation. The successful assembly of sperm and egg depends on the timing of their encounter, as well as the maturity and quality of each individual. Eggs are released after the maturation of follicles, and if the follicles are not mature, the eggs cannot be successfully expelled. So what should we do if the follicle is not mature?
The common method to solve the problem of immature follicles is to take medication to promote follicle maturation and ovulation. On the contrary, if you do not want follicles to mature, you need to take medication that slows down follicle maturation, and common contraceptive pills use this principle. In addition to taking medication, patients can also use hormones to promote follicle maturation. Many patients who have irregular menstruation often use injections to promote ovulation, and injections are the hormones that promote ovulation.
Secondly, another reason for immature follicles is that women have less estrogen in their bodies, which is insufficient to support follicle maturation and ovulation. Therefore, patients need to choose foods rich in estrogen in their daily lives. In all foods, beans and cereals contain relatively more estrogen, and drinking more soybean milk can also increase estrogen in the body.
Thirdly, when young female patients discover menstrual irregularities or amenorrhea, they should seek medical attention immediately, as there are many types of amenorrhea, and immature follicles are just one of them. Patients need to determine the cause after seeking medical attention and then receive treatment.
