What causes premature ovarian failure?

The ovaries are the most important organs of women. Once there is a problem with the ovaries, it will be directly manifested on the surface of the body. So we should prevent premature ovarian failure in advance. What causes premature ovarian failure?

1. Clothing reasons. Often due to the pressure of "body shaping underwear", the ovarian development is restricted and the ovaries are injured.

2. Chromosome abnormalities. Chromosome abnormalities cause an abnormal increase in the consumption of primordial follicles during the menstrual cycle.

3. Excessive psychological pressure. The accelerated pace of life leads to excessive psychological pressure, which can also cause women to experience latent menopausal symptoms early.

4. Suffering from autoimmune diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis. The body's immune system may mistakenly regard the reproductive cells in the ovarian tissue as foreign bodies and kill and destroy them.

5. Suffering from mumps and oophoritis in childhood. Suffering from mumps and oophoritis in childhood destroys the function of the ovaries, making the ovaries insensitive to the stimulation of the pituitary gonadotropin and failing to produce the expected response.

6. Lifestyle habits. Women who eat fish and shrimp two to three times a week have a later menopause age. Women who drink milk all year round, the more milk they drink and the longer they drink, the later their menopause age. Women who never exercise have an early menopause age. The more passive smoking damage a woman suffers and the longer she suffers, the earlier her menopause age.

7. Related to the age of menarche. Premature ovarian failure is also related to menarche and fertility. Women who have menarche earlier will also experience menopause earlier. The older the age of first pregnancy, the earlier the menopause. In addition, the longer the breastfeeding period, the later the menopause. Also, the longer the oral contraceptive pill is used, the later the menopause.

8. Excessive weight loss. This leads to a sharp decrease in body fat. When the fat ratio is too low, it will affect the level of estrogen in the body. Because the main raw material for synthesizing estrogen is fat, insufficient body fat will lead to insufficient estrogen. The decrease in estrogen will cause menstrual disorders and even amenorrhea. Abnormal amenorrhea will inhibit the ovulation function of the ovaries, which can easily lead to premature ovarian failure. If not treated in time, it may even cause women to be infertile. Premature ovarian failure will aggravate menstrual disorders, thus forming a vicious circle.