Irregular menstruation may be a sign of premature ovarian failure

Menstrual irregularity is a common symptom of endocrine diseases in women, which is often manifested as longer menstrual periods or heavier menstrual blood flow, etc., which has a certain impact on women's lives and work, and may even lead to ovarian degeneration.

Premature ovarian failure is characterized by primary or secondary amenorrhea accompanied by increased blood gonadotropin levels and decreased estrogen levels, and is accompanied by a series of low estrogen symptoms of varying degrees such as hot flashes, sweating, facial flushing, decreased libido, etc.

Irregular menstruation may be a sign of premature ovarian failure, which is very harmful to women, causing irregular menstruation, amenorrhea, decreased estrogen levels, and in severe cases, infertility. For older women, symptoms include weight gain, bloated abdomen, sagging buttocks, and pot-shaped waist; stomach discomfort, loss of appetite, constipation; hot flashes, irritability, depression, irritability, insomnia, etc., which seriously affect their lives and work.

Women should go to a regular gynecological hospital for examination and timely treatment when they have irregular menstruation. Many women do not care about the unexplained decrease in menstrual volume and prolonged menstrual cycle. Some even think that not having menstruation is easier, so they neglect treatment. However, the cure rate of ovarian failure is only 1% to 2%. If you do not take irregular menstruation seriously, it may damage your fertility. The best time to treat premature ovarian failure is within 12 months of the onset of signs of premature ovarian failure.