Why does premature ovarian failure cause headaches?

Why does premature ovarian failure cause headaches?

Generally speaking, premature ovarian failure can lead to endocrine disorders, which can easily cause headaches in patients.

The specific analysis is as follows:

Premature ovarian failure can affect the normal function of the ovaries. The ovaries are the female sex glands. Its main function is to ovulate and secrete sex hormones. If there is a problem with the ovarian function, it will lead to a disorder in the secretion of sex hormones, which will lead to endocrine disorders. At this time, it may cause headaches.

In addition to headaches, patients with premature ovarian failure will also experience varying degrees of atrophy of the uterus and ovaries if they undergo B-ultrasound examinations. Of course, almost all patients with premature ovarian failure will experience menstrual disorders. Most patients will experience less menstruation and gradually disappear. In this way, patients will experience menopause.

Judging from many clinical cases, a small number of people with premature ovarian failure will have menstrual disorders. If the patient undergoes a hormone test, it will be found that the estrogen in the patient's body will show a significant downward trend, but the gonadotropin will show an upward trend.