Patient's question:
Now I have a daughter who is already 10 years old. The policy has been relaxed, and it's possible to have a second child. I'm preparing to have another child, but haven't been able to conceive for a year. I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the doctor said I have premature ovarian failure. What kind of assistance I need: Can I have children with premature ovarian failure?Doctor's answer:
Premature ovarian failure can affect normal hormone levels and also impact menopause. The ovaries are the female gonadal organs, primarily responsible for hormone secretion and menopause. If premature ovarian failure occurs, it can disrupt menstruation and fertility. If the ovaries are currently only experiencing abnormal menopause but hormone secretion is still normal, it may be possible to consider egg donation IVF. The above is advice on the question "Can women with premature ovarian failure have children?" We hope it is helpful to you and wish you good health!