Summary: In the following press release, you will learn how important ovarian follicles are for my fertility.
Inside a woman’s ovaries are little sacs filled with fluid called ovarian follicles. They emit hormones that control the menstrual cycle stages, and women have about 300,000 to 400,000 of them when they reach puberty. Each can release an egg that can be fertilized. Follicles, size, and status are critical components of fertility testing and treatment.
A pelvic ultrasound scan of your womb and ovaries and an Anti-Mullerian Hormone blood test are used to assess follicles. The size and number of follicles on your ovaries will be determined via a pelvic ultrasound scan termed an Antral Follicle Count.
A fertility specialist will evaluate your fertility and, thus, your capacity to conceive based on this scan and your blood test results.
How Do Follicles Affect My Chances Of Becoming Pregnant?
When it comes to female masculinity, there are two primary variables to consider:
- Follicle Count
- Egg Quality
A fertility specialist can determine your fertility level by counting the number of follicles in your ovaries. Because follicles contain immature eggs, this is the case. These immature eggs mature and grow in size until the follicle they are housed in reaches its maximum capacity, at which point they are discharged (ovulation).
Therefore, if you have a lot of follicles, you can release more eggs, which increases the chances that one of them will be healthy enough to result in a successful pregnancy.
Your age and lifestyle both influence the quality of your eggs. The quality of a woman’s eggs deteriorates as she gets older, especially beyond 35, and most women will be unable to conceive naturally around their mid-40s. Unfortunately, testing the quality of your eggs is not possible.
A Fertility MOT is recommended if you want to know your odds of having a kid.
Do You Have More Concerns About Your Fertility?
Why not book a follicular study with us if you’re wondering about your fertility or want to know where you are in terms of your overall chances of conceiving. You can also review IVF cost in India, PCOD, and infertility counseling with us. What else left? Contact us on our website: https://www.agarwalfertilityclinic.co.in/.