What is the size of the follicle on the tenth day of menstruation?

Many people know very little about women's physiological characteristics. Most women know how to calculate the menstrual period and the number of days of a normal menstrual period. In contrast, many people do not know the pattern of women's ovulation. Usually, women do not ovulate at all during their menstruation, so it is called the safe period. On the tenth day after the end of menstruation, how big will a woman's follicles usually be?

Follicle size on the tenth day of menstruation:

Generally, a normal follicle can only ovulate normally when it is 18-25MM, and it will grow at a rate of 0.2CM per day, so the time of ovulation can be calculated. If the size of the follicle on the tenth day of menstruation is usually around 7 cm, if you plan to get pregnant, you still need to monitor ovulation and arrange sexual intercourse when ovulation occurs, which can increase the possibility of pregnancy.

What is the standard size of the follicle on the 10th day of menstruation? Normal, healthy and mature eggs, and normal ovulation, at the same time, the uterine environment must be suitable for fetal growth, the thickness of the endometrium is normal (0.8-1.0cm), and the female's endocrine system is normal to maintain the normal growth and development of the fetus. The male needs mature sperm and semen with normal vitality, and both parties must have no immune antigens and antibodies in their bodies.

The diameter of a normal mature follicle is generally around 22MM. B-ultrasound can show that the follicle has a clear edge and the follicle is clear and has no echo area. It is recommended to use ultrasound to measure ovulation, which is highly accurate and the chance of pregnancy is higher during ovulation.

Generally speaking, the follicle is the largest on the 14th day of menstruation, and on the tenth day of menstruation, the size of the follicle is about 15 mm. If your menstrual cycle is normal and you remember the dates correctly, then the results of the examination should show that there are no dominant follicles, which may lead to infertility. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for an examination to find out the cause and then receive symptomatic treatment.

On the tenth day of the menstrual cycle, B-ultrasound shows 11*10mm follicles on the right and 9*8mm follicles on the left. These are dominant follicles, but it is still necessary to continue monitoring the development of the follicles. It is recommended to continue monitoring the development of the follicles. If they can grow normally and are discharged, it means that ovulation is not a problem. If they cannot grow, drug treatment is required.