Don’t let premature ovarian failure end your youth

The ovaries are the organs that produce eggs in women, and they are of great significance to women's fertility. If a woman's ovaries are diseased and premature aging occurs, it will seriously affect her fertility and cause female infertility. At the same time, menstruation begins to become very irregular, and is often accompanied by hot flashes, sweating, insomnia and other discomforts. Therefore, in life, female friends must take preventive measures for the ovaries. Only in this way can the occurrence of premature ovarian failure be reduced, thus making the body healthier. So, how can women prevent the occurrence of premature ovarian failure?

The number of people with premature ovarian failure is increasing

There has been an increasing trend in recent years. Patients often present with menstrual disorders or progressive oligomenorrhea, followed by amenorrhea, accompanied by varying degrees of pre- and post-menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes, sweating, dry skin, and vaginal dryness.

The ovary is the most important reproductive organ of women and the main reproductive endocrine gland. It has two main functions, one is reproductive function, and the other is secretory hormone function. These hormones are involved in the regulation of the body's physiological functions, maintaining the balance of the secretory system, and maintaining female characteristics and body shape. Ovarian dysfunction first affects women's reproductive physiological functions, resulting in the inability to produce and discharge qualified mature eggs normally, thus affecting pregnancy; secondly, it can have a certain impact on women's body shape, skin, hair and even voice, and cause varying degrees of menopausal syndrome symptoms.

Menstrual disorders should find the cause as soon as possible

At present, the exact cause of premature ovarian failure is still unclear, but the more certain factors include chromosomal abnormalities, autoimmune diseases, infections, taking certain medications, surgery, viral infections, radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and other reasons include high pressure in life, mental stress, bad living habits and environmental pollution.