Patient's question:
The day before yesterday, I went to the hospital for a health check-up. Today, the report came out, saying I have premature ovarian failure. I want to ask if premature ovarian failure can be managed well?Doctor's answer:
Early menopause requires a thorough examination at the hospital. Generally, this involves a detailed check of endocrine hormones and sex hormones. In addition, a preliminary assessment and confirmation are conducted through functional screening of the ovary's location. If it is confirmed, the treatment difficulty is relatively high, and it is basically impossible to completely cure it. It is necessary to be mentally prepared, and the only option is to use medication to slow down, suppress, and regulate. However, this assistance will not be very effective. It will be difficult to get pregnant.