What are the consequences of premature ovarian failure?

What are the consequences of premature ovarian failure?

The occurrence of premature ovarian failure, a female disease, may cause female patients to experience adverse symptoms such as irregular menstruation and menopausal depression. Premature ovarian failure can also lead to decreased female sexual desire and even tumors, which is very harmful and must be treated as soon as possible.

1. Irregular menstruation

Irregular menstruation is an important warning sign of premature ovarian failure. Before menopause, women's menstrual cycles become irregular, their periods become longer, their menstrual blood volume increases, and they may even experience hemorrhage. Some women may experience symptoms such as prolonged menstrual cycles, reduced menstrual blood volume, and cessation of menstruation. Some women may also suddenly stop menstruating due to a decrease in estrogen, and their sexual organs and secondary sexual characteristics will gradually atrophy.

2. Symptoms of menopausal depression

Premature ovarian failure can lead to menopausal depression. Emotions are affected, most of the bad and unhealthy emotions may even lead to self-harm, suicide and other behaviors. Any anxiety, tension and fear, slight surprise, depression, pessimism and disappointment, frequent crying, self-blame and guilt, subjective judgment, suspicion of others, or suspicion of having a certain disease and other negative emotions.

3. Tumor

It may induce tumors and affect women's health. Common diseases include uterine fibroids, cervical tumors, ovarian tumors, etc. If they can be treated in time, the cure rate will be improved.

4. Decreased libido

The decrease in female estrogen leads to a decrease in sexual desire. It is also accompanied by loss of pubic and armpit hair, decreased sexual desire, decreased vaginal discharge, and pain during sexual intercourse. The number of sexual intercourse will decrease, and the aversion to sex will seriously affect the real life of the couple.

It is very important for women to maintain their ovaries. In real life, many women have a big misunderstanding about ovarian maintenance, thinking that only older women need to maintain their ovaries. In fact, this is wrong! Women's ovarian maintenance needs to start at around 25 years old, including lifestyle and eating habits.