What are the harms of premature ovarian failure to the body

Generally speaking, the harm of premature ovarian failure to the body includes irregular menstruation, changes in body shape, osteoporosis, soft and atrophic breasts, etc. The specific analysis is as follows:

1. Irregular menstruation: Premature ovarian failure has a great impact on patients, leading to abnormal menstruation, menstrual cycle disorders, increased menstrual blood volume or hemorrhage, which are symptoms of premature ovarian failure; it may also lead to abnormal amenorrhea in women, and in severe cases, early menopause. These are all due to the fact that premature ovarian failure can cause a sudden drop in women's estrogen levels and the retreat of secondary sexual characteristics.

2. Changes in body shape: Poor ovarian function will directly affect estrogen secretion and sexual function, body shape, skin color, etc. The body will become bloated, the face will turn yellow, the vagina will become dry, and the aging period will be entered prematurely.

3. Osteoporosis: Premature ovarian failure is beginning to show a trend of younger people, with a high incidence rate. The decline of female estrogen can lead to bone pain, hunchback and shortened height.

4. Soft atrophy of breasts: Premature ovarian failure is a manifestation of ovarian function. In premature ovarian failure, the secretion of estrogen and progesterone is significantly reduced. The breasts lack estrogen and progesterone stimulation and slowly shrink. The glands also undergo significant changes, the breast volume is significantly reduced, and the tissue is soft and sagging, which seriously affects the appearance. Pay attention to carefully observe the breasts and find abnormalities as soon as possible. If you find a painless and irregular lump in a certain part of the breast that is not related to the menstrual cycle, or the breast volume changes, you should seek medical attention in time to rule out the possibility of ovarian disease or breast cancer.