The ovaries play a crucial role in the female body and have many functions. They can secrete hormones such as pregnancy and ovulation, which determines a woman's fertility. However, women have relatively little understanding of the ovaries and do not pay attention to ovarian maintenance, which can easily lead to some ovarian health problems. So, how big are the ovaries of ordinary women?
Normally, a woman's ovaries weigh about 6g, with a left side length of around 2.9cm and a right side length of around 2.8cm. As long as they are within this range, the size of the ovaries is normal. However, as women age, the ovaries may shrink. Therefore, as women enter the middle-aged and elderly stages, the size of the ovaries may also change, and they may become smaller and harder, which are normal physiological changes.
Women in the growth and development stage can go to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination to check whether the ovarian development is normal, because the development of the ovaries is directly related to women's fertility. Generally, if the ovarian development is normal, women's menstruation will be more regular, and all aspects of the biological cycle will also be normal. If women experience irregular menstruation, they should consider ovarian development abnormalities or other factors causing it.
In addition, women should pay more attention to their menstrual cycle and endocrine levels in their daily lives to prevent endocrine disorders or menstrual disorders. Women should avoid eating cold foods or overly stimulating foods during their menstrual period to avoid symptoms such as increased menstrual blood flow or dysmenorrhea.
