Patient's question:
I was previously diagnosed with poor ovarian function, and now I am unable to get pregnant due to treatment and have been confirmed with premature ovarian failure. I don't know what to do for myself now. I am really frustrated. Please ask: How is premature ovarian failure treated?Doctor's answer:
Does premature ovarian failure affect pregnancy? It usually does. Premature ovarian failure refers to the phenomenon where women, after reaching puberty and normal development, experience menopause again before the age of 40, accompanied by ovarian atrophy, declining estrogen levels in the body, and elevated gonadotropin levels reaching menopausal levels. Regarding premature ovarian failure, patients must actively seek treatment, and active treatment can indeed be helpful. Don't think that premature ovarian failure is completely untreatable.Artificial cycle: The periodic administration of estrogen and progesterone can prevent the expansion of reproductive tract epithelium and calcium loss, while also protecting the cardiovascular system and preventing changes in lipid metabolism. You can consult a doctor to implement hormone therapy effectively and safely.