Patient's question:
Got married for two or three years without taking any contraceptive measures, but haven't been able to get pregnant. Is it necessary to take estrogen long-term if it's premature ovarian failure?Doctor's answer:
The patient is very happy to have resolved your questions. For women under 40 who experience secondary amenorrhea, the first thing to be cautious about is premature ovarian failure. The cause of premature ovarian failure is not very clear, but there is a significant family history. Hormone level tests typically show a marked decrease in gonadotropin levels and an increase in estrogen levels. Premature ovarian failure cannot be cured, and the only way is to take estrogen to maintain the balance and stability of hormone levels. Long-term estrogen therapy is required.