Patient's question:
Recurrent amenorrhea has occurred, with menstrual flow so minimal it can be ignored. After the two-year waiting period policy was relaxed, I still want a child, but no matter how hard I try, there's been no result. I feel my body is getting worse and worse. What kind of assistance is needed: What is premature ovarian failure?Doctor's answer:
Since premature ovarian failure can be caused by various different etiologies, its clinical manifestations also vary. The symptoms include:1. Amenorrhea: Divided into primary and secondary amenorrhea, with secondary amenorrhea occurring before the age of 40.
2. Infertility: Some patients are diagnosed with premature ovarian failure during follow-up for infertility.
3. Low estrogen symptoms.
4. Manifestations of associated autoimmune diseases, such as recent weight loss, decreased appetite, unclear abdominal pain, weakness, skin hyperpigmentation, and hyponatremia.