How to treat amenorrhea caused by premature ovarian failure

How to treat amenorrhea caused by premature ovarian failure?

Amenorrhea is the main phenomenon of premature ovarian failure. When amenorrhea occurs, don't worry too much, so as not to aggravate the condition. At this time, you should first adjust your mood, maintain a relaxed and happy mood, and pay attention to going to bed early and getting up early to ensure endocrine balance. Then you need to use estrogen treatment, which is also very effective. If the situation is more serious, you can also use surgery to treat it.

The impact of premature ovarian failure is relatively large and needs attention. If it is not treated in time after menopause, it will also lead to infertility, which is very harmful.

1. Adjust your mood: The first thing to do when amenorrhea is caused by premature ovarian failure is to adjust your mood. Because the pressure of work and life is relatively high now, if there is no way to adjust it well, you will be in a state of depression and irritability for a long time. This will lead to endocrine disorders and aggravate the condition. You should actively adjust your mood and maintain a relaxed and happy mood to restore your endocrine system to normal and estrogen to normal, thereby playing a role in treating amenorrhea.

2. Go to bed early and get up early: Going to bed early and getting up early is a good habit. But sometimes staying up late to work overtime, playing games, etc., will lead to lack of sleep, which will also lead to endocrine disorders. When premature ovarian failure causes amenorrhea, we should pay more attention to going to bed early and getting up early, and not staying up late. Ensuring 7-8 hours of sleep a day is conducive to the secretion of estrogen and can play a therapeutic effect.

3. Estrogen therapy: Estrogen therapy is a good method. Before estrogen therapy, first check and diagnose to determine the severity of amenorrhea, and then take different medication measures for treatment.

4. Surgical treatment: If the situation is more serious, it can also be treated by surgery. At this time, minimally invasive surgery can restore the activity of egg cells and delay the aging of ovarian cells to treat amenorrhea. Minimally invasive surgery causes relatively little damage to the body, and the recovery is relatively fast, and there is also a chance of pregnancy in the future. If it is already in the late stage and the ovaries are insufficiency, ovarian transplantation can be performed.