Treating small Ovums: How do we enlarge them and improve their quality?
Some women suffer from the problem of small egg size, which may affect the chances of pregnancy. In this article, Dr. Reham Al-Shall, a specialist in obstetrics and gynecology, delayed childbearing and ICSI, will discuss methods for treating small eggs in detail.
What is the normal size of the egg?
The normal size of the egg before ovulation is considered to be between 18 to 22 mm.
Signs that indicate the small size of the egg
Delayed pregnancy despite following natural reproductive methods.
Low number of mature eggs in each menstrual cycle.
Feeling mild pain in the abdominal area during ovulation.
Irregular menstrual cycle.
Treatment of small eggs
Treatment for small eggs depends on the cause of the problem, and available treatments include:
1. Ovulation stimulating medications
Oral medications: such as clomiphene and clostilbegette. Injectable medications: such as FSH and LH.
2. Natural methods
Follow a healthy diet: rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains and protein.
Exercise regularly: for at least 30 minutes on most days of the week.
Get enough sleep: 7-8 hours every night.
Reducing stress and anxiety: through relaxation techniques such as yoga and meditation.
Take nutritional supplements: such as vitamin D and folic acid.
3. Assisted reproductive techniques
Artificial insemination: The egg is fertilized outside the body and then implanted in the uterus.
ICSI: The sperm is injected directly into the egg inside the body.
Important tips
Consult a specialist doctor: to determine the appropriate reason for the small size of the egg and choose the most appropriate treatment.
Periodic follow-up with the doctor: to monitor the ovaries’ response to treatment. Patience and perseverance: Treatment results may not appear immediately, so it is important to be patient and persevere.
In conclusion
The small size of the egg is a problem that can be treated, if the correct steps are followed under the supervision of a specialist doctor.
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Wishing you a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby!