Is premature ovarian failure hereditary?

Is there a genetic tendency for premature ovarian failure? In today's high-pressure life, there are many reasons that cause women's ovaries to weaken prematurely, which not only affects the patient's living conditions, but also affects the patient's physical and mental health. In recent years, the onset of premature ovarian failure has become younger and younger, making many patients worry that the disease will be inherited. So, is there a genetic tendency for premature ovarian failure?

Premature ovarian failure has a certain genetic tendency. If there are female relatives in the family who have menopause before the age of 40, chromosomal abnormalities, or women who have undergone pelvic surgery, the risk of premature ovarian failure is higher than that of the general population. Through a careful analysis of family history, the incidence of familial premature ovarian failure has been reported to be 4% to 31% in different populations, indicating that genetic factors play a major role in premature ovarian failure.

Some women who have been unable to conceive for a long time will choose to take ovulation-inducing drugs to promote ovulation in order to increase the chance of pregnancy. However, if the ovulation-inducing drugs are taken improperly, they will cause great harm to the ovaries, which is also a common cause of premature ovarian failure. Bad psychological emotions will reduce the secretion of immune active substances, and strong emotional fluctuations or huge mental stimulation will affect the central nervous system, thus leading to irregular menstruation and premature ovarian failure.

The central nervous system and endocrine system of human beings are interconnected and influence each other. When people are in a good mood, all indicators of the body are in a balanced and coordinated state, the secretion of immune active substances is vigorous, and the body's resistance is strong. On the contrary, bad mood can affect the body's immunity and lead to a variety of diseases. Women should be good at regulating emotions, correctly dealing with psychological conflicts, maintaining a good mentality, and learning to vent negative emotions in a healthy way. Cheer up, try to keep a good mood, and prevent premature ovarian failure.

Warm reminder: Women with premature ovarian failure must avoid sitting for long periods of time. Sitting for long periods of time will directly affect the blood circulation of the ovaries and uterus in the pelvic reproductive organs, which will affect the normal function of the ovaries over time, thereby aggravating the occurrence of premature ovarian failure and increasing the difficulty of treating premature ovarian failure.