How should women with premature ovarian failure be treated?

In addition to amenorrhea, only a few patients with premature ovarian failure have similar symptoms of menopausal syndrome. However, young women should supplement estrogen in time, because they are in a state of low estrogen for a long time, which leads to uterine atrophy, decreased vaginal secretions, sexual intercourse pain and even osteoporosis.

It is currently believed that premature ovarian failure is not necessarily irreversible, and active treatment should still be given, especially for patients who wish to have children.

1 Artificial cycle: Regular supplementation of estrogen and progesterone can prevent epithelial atrophy and calcium loss in the reproductive organs, protect the cardiovascular system, and prevent changes in fat metabolism. You can consult a doctor to effectively and safely supplement stimulants.

2 Induce follicle development: After one stage of artificial cycle treatment, use a small dose of estrogen alone, such as 0.5 mg of diethylstilbestrol or 0.25 mg of ethinyl estradiol 12.5 μg, once a night for three weeks and then stop for one week.

3 Immunosuppressants: Cortisol can be used to treat adrenal cortex dysfunction.

4 Treatment combining Chinese and Western medicine: commonly used Yin-nourishing and fire-reducing, kidney-tonifying and blood-activating drugs are combined with estrogen to gradually restore the function of the ovaries.