How to treat premature ovarian failure, 3 clinical treatments for premature ovarian failure

Premature ovarian failure (POF) refers to insufficient hormone secretion in women, which causes various symptoms in women and leads to infertility in some women. Therefore, female friends should treat POF in time once it occurs. As for the treatment of premature ovarian failure, many patients are not very clear, so how to treat premature ovarian failure? Let's learn together.

How to treat premature ovarian failure

1. Estrogen therapy. Premature ovarian failure is mostly caused by estrogen deficiency in the body. Estrogen can stimulate follicle development; indirectly, the blood concentration of estrogen can promote or inhibit the release of gonadotropin, thereby indirectly affecting ovarian function. For ordinary women, oral and direct supplementation is more common.

2. Artificial circulation. Women can avoid reproductive epithelial atrophy and calcium loss by taking some health products containing estrogen, and can protect the cardiovascular system and prevent changes in lipid metabolism.

3. Surgical treatment. Premature ovarian failure caused by ovarian vascular factors should be diagnosed and treated as early as possible. Vascular bypass surgery should be performed as early as possible before the ovarian function is lost. For example, the ovarian artery should be anastomosed with the inferior mesenteric artery or renal artery to restore the ovarian blood supply and thus rejuvenate the ovaries. For patients who are in the late stage of premature ovarian failure or ovarian deficiency due to various reasons, ovarian transplantation has become a very successful treatment method, which can complete the physiological function of women with the help of a small part of the ovary.

The above three are the methods to treat premature ovarian failure. If female friends find that they have symptoms of premature ovarian failure, they must go to the hospital for examination in time. Once diagnosed, they should be treated in time and the disease should not be allowed to spread. As long as they cooperate with the doctor and actively receive treatment, premature ovarian failure can still be cured and ovarian function can be restored.