Patient's question:
I went to the hospital for a thorough physical examination, and the doctor said I have premature ovarian failure. I would like to ask what kind of interference does premature ovarian failure have on the body?Doctor's answer:
Women under the age of 40 who experience a return of menopause should first consider premature ovarian failure. The cause of premature ovarian failure is not very clear at present, but it does have a certain family hereditary tendency. It is usually related to endocrine disorders. During laboratory tests, it often indicates a significant decrease in gonadotropin levels and a significant increase in estrogen levels. Treatment typically involves estrogen supplementation and other methods. The main impact on women's bodies is primarily on fertility issues, and it can also accelerate the aging process.