The number of follicles during ovulation is only 10, what’s going on?

During a woman's reproductive cycle, the ovaries go through many changes. Before puberty, there is only one primitive cell in the ovary. Over time, multiple cells will gradually appear in the ovary, eventually forming a mature egg.

During a woman's ovulation period, the eggs in her ovaries will mature and be released. This is an important physiological process for women every month. However, sometimes a woman's egg is not fertilized after it is released, which is called egg fertilization failure.

In this case, the eggs in the ovaries may continue to survive for some time until a suitable sperm is found to fertilize them. However, sometimes after the egg is released, the egg cannot be fertilized due to various reasons, which may also lead to the failure of egg fertilization.

So, why do women sometimes have only about 10 follicles during ovulation? This may be caused by a variety of factors, including the woman's physical health, physiological changes in the reproductive tract, and the quantity and quality of the man's sperm.

Generally speaking, if a woman has only about 10 follicles during ovulation, this may mean that the woman’s eggs are of poor quality, or that the man’s sperm count is insufficient to successfully fertilize the eggs. If you encounter such a situation, it is recommended to seek medical advice and seek professional medical advice and treatment in time.