Patient's question:
Patient is female, currently experiencing amenorrhea for one year. After visiting the hospital for examination, it was found to be premature ovarian failure. What are the better treatments for premature ovarian failure?Doctor's answer:
One, Hormone Therapy. Women with premature ovarian failure, in addition to amenorrhea, only a small number experience symptoms similar to menopause, which are often overlooked and not treated. However, prolonged exposure to low estrogen levels can lead to uterine atrophy, increased vaginal discharge, dyspareunia, and even long-term calcium deficiency resulting in osteoporosis. Therefore, estrogen should be administered promptly. For those who may fully restore ovarian function and wish to conceive, ovulation-inducing drugs can also be added.Two, Immunotherapy. Immunotherapy is applicable for individuals with antibody-related factors. Anesthetic autoimmune vaccines have become a relatively reliable treatment method.