How many days does it take for the follicle to mature

Ovular follicle refers to a normal secretion in the female body, and follicular maturation refers to the mature state of the eggs in the female body. It is easier to get pregnant when the ovarian follicles are mature, and the follicles usually mature in 1-2 days. B-ultrasound can be used to detect the maturity of the follicles. The chance of getting pregnant is higher when the ovarian follicles in the female body are mature.

How long does it take for the ovarian follicle to mature?

Under normal circumstances, follicular maturity means that the follicle grows to more than 1.8 cm, is relatively round, and has good sound transparency and echo inside, indicating that the follicle is mature. It can basically be excreted after it matures, and it can basically be excreted 1-2 days after it matures. After the follicle matures, it is necessary to monitor again to see whether the egg can be discharged. If it is discharged, it is easy to get pregnant during ovulation period. After expulsion, the thickness of the intima must be monitored again. If the endometrium is within a certain thickness and has the capacity for the fertilized egg to implant, a thickness of 0.8cm is sufficient. After the follicle matures, ovulation usually occurs on the same day or the next day. At this time, if you want to have children, you can choose to have sex and prepare for pregnancy. It is enough to have sex 1-2 times during the ovulation period, because the mature follicle can survive in the body for 2-3 days, and the male's sperm can survive in the body for 1-2 days. Therefore, the egg can survive in the body after the mature follicle. Having sex during this period may allow conception.

Mature follicles

Mature follicles are one of the structural components of the ovary. Every month, women release a mature egg, and this egg is generally considered mature if it is larger than 20mm.

The mature follicle cavity is large and the cumulus is obvious. The endometrial cells are close to the granulosa layer of the follicle and are separated from the granulosa layer cells by a basement membrane. The endometrial cells are polygonal, with clear cytoplasm and round nuclei. Many capillaries can be seen between the cells. The exometrial cells are located in the outermost layer, mostly spindle-shaped, and have no obvious boundary with the surrounding connective tissue.

size

Every month, women will only release one mature egg, and this mature egg is generally considered a mature egg when it is larger than 20mm. However, there are individual differences. Some people will release an egg when the follicle grows to 15mm, while others will release an egg when it grows to 25mm. The specific individual situation can be determined by a periodic B-ultrasound examination. Generally, mature follicles will be discharged within one to two days, and the discharged follicles can generally survive for 2 days.

Developmentally dominant follicle

The primordial follicle is composed of a large primary oocyte and a single layer of flat follicle cells surrounding it. There are about 1 million primordial follicles in the ovarian cortex of newborns, but most of them cannot reach the mature stage. They atrophy and degenerate one after another to form atretic follicles. The development of primordial follicles into growing follicles does not require hormonal regulation.