Premature ovarian failure and postmenopausal complications

Postmenopausal complications of premature ovarian failure:

Premature ovarian failure will affect women's normal physiological cycle. Some women have already entered menopause, so their vagina will definitely become dry and lose its original moisture and lubrication. Women basically have no desire for sex, so it will affect the relationship between the two sexes. Women will experience symptoms of menopausal syndrome early, have great mood swings, and are more prone to depression.

So what are the complications of premature ovarian failure and menopause?

1. Vaginal dryness

Women's ovaries work for a long time and begin to slowly decline around the age of 45 to 50. If the decline symptoms appear before the age of 40, it will be a problem of premature ovarian failure. When the ovarian function is affected, the secretions in the vagina will also be greatly reduced, and the secretion of estrogen will also decrease, so many women's vaginas will become very dry and cannot have normal sexual life, which will also affect the relationship between the sexes.

2. Decreased sexual desire

When premature ovarian failure causes menopause, ovarian function is greatly affected, gonadotropin levels are greatly reduced, and estrogen levels are greatly reduced, so women may have varying degrees of moisture and sweat, and have no thoughts related to sex. If a woman is under 40 years old and has no sexual desire, and her husband must be a normal person, then the sexual relationship may change greatly, and the husband's physical deception is inevitable, which will naturally affect the happiness of the family.

3. Bad mood

After premature ovarian failure, women will not have menstruation at all, so they will become very anxious and will experience menopausal symptoms in advance, which will not only have a great impact on the couple's life, but may also cause damage to the vaginal mucosa, making it easy to cause viral and bacterial infections. Gynecological diseases such as vaginitis are more likely to occur than usual, and patients often experience depression or irritability.