Patient's question:
Divorce has been quite a long time, but I haven't been able to get pregnant. I've always been suspicious that my body has had problems again. A friend questioned that it might be premature ovarian failure. I want to consult how to test for premature ovarian failure? I'm really very worried about my physical condition.Doctor's answer:
To clarify how to identify premature ovarian failure, a thorough examination and diagnosis are necessary, such as blood tests for six sex hormones, AMH, and a careful ultrasound examination. If the examination suggests premature ovarian failure, it is generally characterized by oligomenorrhea or even amenorrhea, a decrease in menstrual flow, or secondary infertility. After diagnosis, active treatment is required, such as estrogen and progesterone, while traditional Chinese medicine regulation based on syndrome differentiation can be more effective.