A significant decrease in menstrual flow may indicate premature ovarian failure

A significant decrease in menstrual flow may indicate premature ovarian failure

1. Menstrual changes are mainly related to diseases, but due to stress, endocrine disorders and other reasons, many women have menstrual disorders. As long as they are regulated, they will recover and are used to ignoring them over time. In fact, menstrual changes are closely related to the ovaries. For example, a sudden decrease in menstrual volume may be a trend of premature ovarian failure.

2. Menstruation is a barometer of women's health. In the modern fast-paced society, many women do not take menstrual irregularities such as dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea, early or delayed menstruation, excessive or insufficient menstruation seriously, and even think that delayed or reduced menstruation is easy, and they do not start to worry until they become young and amenorrhea. Gynecological professionals remind that a sudden decrease in menstruation after non-curettage may be an early stage signal of premature ovarian failure. Intervene as soon as possible, and do not wait until the ovaries are completely aged and lose their function, then the treatment is often weak.

Menstrual changes are a sign of ovarian decline

For women's body functions, whether from the perspective of health or reproduction, the ovaries and their functions are the computer CPU. The decline of ovarian function is a gradual process from the decline of ovarian reserve to ovarian failure and amenorrhea. The vast majority of patients with premature ovarian failure have obvious symptoms such as reduced menstruation or menstrual disorders before premature ovarian failure, and may even experience menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes, sweating, irritability, and forgetfulness.

In addition, as ovarian function declines, women's sexual desire gradually decreases to a complete loss of sexual desire. Their skin will gradually become dry and dull, and brown patches or spots will appear on their face.