How to regulate premature ovarian failure

How to regulate premature ovarian failure?

Women with premature ovarian failure look much older than women of the same age, so they need to adjust their condition in time.

The treatment of premature ovarian failure mainly starts from three aspects:

One is to increase the intake of vitamins and proteins through dietary conditioning.

The second is to use medication, which can be hormonal drugs.

The third is Chinese medicine conditioning. As long as premature ovarian failure is treated in time and properly conditioned, you will not age prematurely.

1. Diet adjustment

Women with premature ovarian failure should eat more kelp and seaweed to increase their intake of vitamins and protein, and eat more dates and milk, which can nourish the ovaries and improve the problem of premature ovarian failure. Premature ovarian failure may be caused by malnutrition. Women should pay attention to timely supplementation of nutrition and increase their intake of iron and protein.

Royal jelly has the function of supplementing estrogen. Royal jelly is highly nutritious. Women with premature ovarian failure can effectively improve ovarian function by taking royal jelly, while alleviating skin aging. It is best to treat premature ovarian failure in women through diet therapy, but they should also ensure adequate sleep and avoid staying up late.

2. Medication

Premature ovarian failure can be restored by taking hormone drugs. Premature ovarian failure is mainly caused by insufficient hormone secretion in the body. Women should adjust estrogen as soon as possible. Taking hormone drugs can promote hormone secretion, but hormone drugs should be taken reasonably under the guidance of a doctor to regulate premature ovarian failure.

3. Traditional Chinese Medicine

Qizi Yishen Lichong Decoction is commonly used in TCM conditioning, which is derived from Wuzi Yanzong Pills. Wuzi Yanzong Pills originated from the "Wuzi Shouxian Recipe" in the Tang Dynasty, which lasted until the Song Dynasty and even the early Ming Dynasty. It was not until the middle and late Ming Dynasty that it was officially finalized as "Wuzi Yanzong Pills" and edited by Zhang Shiche. It is composed of wolfberry, cyperus, raspberry, schisandra, and plantain, and has the effects of nourishing kidney essence, warming kidney yang, and stopping nocturnal emission. Patients can also use Yangzong Lujing Peiyuan Capsules, Lisheng Nanbao Capsules and other drugs for treatment according to doctor's advice.