What causes premature ovarian failure?

What causes premature ovarian failure?

Genetics, negative emotions, bad living habits, weak immune system, viral infection, etc. may all lead to premature ovarian failure.

1. Genetic factors: Premature ovarian failure is related to X chromosome abnormalities and can be passed on to the next generation through inheritance.

2. Bad mood: Many women nowadays are in a long-term low mood due to excessive stress in life. The impact of emotions is unpredictable in the short term, but in the long run, it will reduce the secretion of immune active substances in the human body. Then it will lead to irregular menstruation and even premature ovarian failure.

3. Bad living habits: Many patients have bad work and rest habits, and even bad habits of smoking and drinking, which can increase the incidence of premature ovarian failure. If you like to eat heavy or spicy food, your ovarian function will also be affected.

4. Weak immune system: If the patient suffers from immune system diseases such as thyroiditis, diabetes, arthritis, etc., it can also lead to premature ovarian failure.

5. Viral infection: Most cases of premature ovarian failure occur in young girls or adolescent girls, mainly caused by viral infection. Especially after mumps, the risk of premature ovarian failure may increase.

If premature ovarian failure occurs, it is recommended that patients seek medical attention in a timely manner, identify the cause, and then receive symptomatic treatment.