A follicle basically looks like a small blister, about 3 to 4 mm in size, nestled on the surface of the ovary, containing follicular fluid and a tiny cell the size of a small grain of sand, which is the âoocyteâ, or egg. The egg is to the follicle as a seed is to a fruit. As a result of natural hormone secretion (the body stimulates the ovary with a hormone called follicle stimulating hormone (FSH)), only one follicle is selected for ovulation and the rest are reabsorbed by the ovaries.
Hypoglycemia vs Hyperglycemia. Hypoglycemia and Hyperglycemia are associated with blood sugar level. Hypoglycemia is a drop and hyperglycemia is a rise of blood sugar level. Excessive insulin causes hypoglycemia while lack of it causes hyperglycemia.
The difference between the two is the severity of the mania. People with Bipolar I have full-blown mania. This is the kind of mania that puts people into the hospital if it's not monitored carefully. People with Bipolar II have hypomania. This is a milder form of mania that can cause significant impairment in judgment, but it never goes over-the-top as it can with the full-blown mania seen in Bipolar I.