What are the hazards of premature ovarian failure

Premature ovarian failure is a serious and intractable disease. There are many dangers of suffering from premature ovarian failure. It must be treated as soon as possible. For those who do not suffer from premature ovarian failure, they should pay attention to the prevention of the disease to avoid the disease happening around them and adding troubles to themselves. What are the dangers of premature ovarian failure?

1. Menstrual disorders: The menstrual cycle begins to become disordered before menopause, with prolonged menstrual periods, increased menstrual blood volume, and even hemorrhage. Some women with premature ovarian failure may have prolonged cycles, gradually reduced menstrual blood volume, and then cessation of menstruation. There are also a few women who suddenly stop menstruating, and their sexual organs and secondary sexual characteristics gradually atrophy due to the decrease in estrogen.

2. Premature ovarian failure causes vaginitis: Due to vaginal dryness and insufficient lubrication, not only will the sexual life of the couple be greatly affected, but it can also cause damage to the vaginal mucosa, which can easily cause viral and bacterial infections, induce vaginitis or aggravate the original condition, and have a great impact on the quality of life and mental and physical health.

3. Premature ovarian failure triggers menopausal depression: often prone to anxiety, fear, feeling overwhelmed by the slightest shock, feeling depressed, pessimistic, crying, blaming oneself, subjective assumptions, suspicion of others, or suspicion of having a certain disease. Vascular dysfunction: paroxysmal flushing and hot flashes, that is, sudden feeling of heat in the chest, neck and face, sweating, chills, sometimes accompanied by palpitations, chest tightness, shortness of breath, dizziness and other symptoms.

4. Symptoms of bones and joints: Women with premature ovarian failure often experience joint pain, usually involving the knee joints. Due to the decline in estrogen, bone absorption is accelerated, leading to osteoporosis. On the other hand, after premature ovarian failure leads to menopause, women's activity level decreases, the mechanical pressure on bones is weakened, and the bone absorption rate is faster than the bone growth rate, causing osteoporosis, and clinical manifestations are low back pain.

5. Skin deterioration: The skin and hair of patients with premature ovarian failure undergo significant changes, with dry skin, gradual loss of elasticity, occasional itching, and wrinkles, especially in exposed areas such as the face, neck, and hands. Obesity: Generally, those who are 15 to 20 times heavier than normal weight are considered obese. Menopause is the main period for women to gain weight, especially in the abdomen and buttocks, where fat is most likely to accumulate.

Premature ovarian failure has been prevalent in recent years, causing great harm to the health of patients with premature ovarian failure. There are many factors that induce premature ovarian failure. We must pay attention to the causes of premature ovarian failure as soon as possible, treat the disease as soon as possible, and avoid the disease from harming our health.