What to do about premature ovarian failure

What to do if you have premature ovarian failure?

Premature ovarian failure means ovarian failure. Usually, patients will experience amenorrhea before the age of 40, which is characterized by primary and secondary amenorrhea. With the increase of blood gonadotropin technical level and the decrease of estrogen level, symptoms of varying degrees will appear, such as decreased libido, facial flushing, hot flashes and sweating. The average age of menopause for women is 50-52 years old. At present, the probability of premature ovarian failure is very high, and most of the causes are still unknown.

Can ultrasound detect premature ovarian failure?

B-ultrasound is a common auxiliary examination method in gynecology. For patients with premature ovarian failure, B-ultrasound can provide some very important information, such as the size and volume of the ovaries and the number of follicles in the ovaries.

B-ultrasound can also tell the size of the uterus and the condition of the endometrium, but to make an accurate judgment, it is not enough to rely solely on B-ultrasound. It is also necessary to take a blood test based on the patient's symptoms to finally determine whether it is premature ovarian failure.

What to do if you have premature ovarian failure?

Because the decline in ovarian function can cause a series of discomforts, including a drop in estrogen levels, causing various discomforts to the body, and women of childbearing age are particularly concerned about fertility. If there is no requirement for fertility, when estrogen levels drop, you can choose exogenous supplements to effectively improve discomfort, such as poor sleep quality, irritability, sweating, fever, etc.