Symptoms of premature ovarian failure

In fact, premature ovarian failure can also lead to a serious decline in women's health. After all, premature ovarian failure is an incurable gynecological disease. This disease refers to the high incidence of diseases caused by women's normal natural menstrual cycle. Before the age of 35, the ovaries atrophy. Persistent amenorrhea. Therefore, the clinical manifestations are also secondary withdrawal, which causes patients to have severe symptoms such as facial hotness and irritability. Therefore, we must have a certain understanding of premature ovarian failure.

Infection: Premature ovarian failure is a difficult disease to treat. The disease occurs due to common viral causes, such as herpes simplex virus, mumps virus, etc., which can cause ovarian inflammation or immune ovarian damage, leading to premature ovarian failure. The decline of ovarian function is a gradual process. Premature ovarian failure is characterized by oligomenorrhea or menstrual disorders, and perimenopausal manifestations such as hot flashes, sweating, irritability, and amnesia. Women are obviously aged, have dry skin, and are prone to osteoporosis.

Iatrogenic premature ovarian failure. Removal of both or one ovary before the age of 40 can lead to decreased function of the ovaries and other tissues, leading to premature ovarian failure. In the past, it was believed that after oophorectomy, the contralateral ovary could maintain normal endocrine function. Recent studies have found that after unilateral oophorectomy, ovarian hormone secretion decreases, and the risk of osteoporosis and menopausal symptoms increases. In addition, invasive surgeries such as repeated abortions should be avoided as much as possible.

Idiopathic premature ovarian failure is a secondary amenorrhea without clear pathogenic factors, and is the most important type of premature ovarian failure. Most of them occur during childbearing years. Menstruation is gradual or progressive, which is rare in clinical practice. Then amenorrhea is accompanied by menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes and irritability. Internal and external reproductive organs atrophy. Immune factors: Most immune diseases, such as thyroiditis, may be related to premature ovarian failure.

The causes of premature ovarian failure are very complicated. This type of disease is also an autoimmune disease. Therefore, after premature ovarian failure, we must pay attention to the treatment of this type of disease and actively treat the symptoms to ensure the early recovery of premature ovarian failure. We need to understand.