Is premature ovarian failure and amenorrhea caused by vascular obstruction?

Is premature ovarian failure and amenorrhea caused by vascular obstruction?

1. Amenorrhea due to premature ovarian failure is usually not caused by vascular obstruction, but is related to hormone levels and endometrium in the body.

2. Premature ovarian failure refers to a series of symptoms caused by the loss of normal function of the ovaries before the age of 40. It may be closely related to genetic factors, autoimmune diseases, infections, and emotional factors. Patients may experience symptoms such as prolonged menstrual cycles, shortened menstrual periods, minimization, memory loss, and irritability. Ovarian dysfunction in patients may cause the ovaries to no longer produce normal levels of estrogen, and the endometrium no longer has cyclical changes in thickness. Therefore, patients may experience acyclic shedding of the endometrium, leading to amenorrhea. In this case, it is usually not a blood vessel blockage. Symptoms of premature ovarian failure can be treated with drugs such as estradiol valerate tablets, progesterone capsules, and dydrogesterone tablets under the guidance of a doctor.

3. Premature ovarian failure is a disease that cannot be cured or reversed. Medication can only relieve symptoms and control the occurrence of complications. In daily life, pay attention to regulating emotions, avoid excessive anxiety, and maintain a good attitude. Do appropriate exercise, increase bone density, avoid smoking, avoid excessive drinking, avoid staying up late, ensure adequate sleep time, and enhance nutrition, which is beneficial to health.