Patient's question:
My mother's ovaries show signs of premature aging, and her body is not as good as before. Does premature ovarian failure affect lifespan?Doctor's answer:
General ovarian functional decline after menopause in women is not able to normally excrete estrogen and progesterone to maintain the female menstrual cycle. Around 53, the recurrence of ovarian decline is normal. Ovarian decline will never interfere with normal lifespan. Ovarian decline indicates the decline of estrogen and progesterone in women's bodies, leading to aging of appearance and a series of complications, such as menopausal syndrome.