Patient's question:
My ovaries are prematurely aging. Is something wrong? Then, I feel very uncomfortable every day, and it hurts a lot every day. Is it very serious? Besides these symptoms, what are the causes of hot flashes, excessive sweating, facial flushing, and low libido? Can this condition be cured? Which hospital is good for treating premature ovarian failure?Doctor's answer:
Premature ovarian failure refers to a phenomenon in women where, after the completion of puberty and growth and development, repeated amenorrhea, ovarian atrophy, a decline in estrogen levels, and elevated gonadotropin levels occur before the age of 40, resembling levels seen during menopause. The symptoms of premature ovarian failure are primarily manifested in the following aspects: 1. Undeveloped gonads 2. Infertility due to gonadal development 3. Menopausal status 4. Atrophic and curved breasts. Patients with premature ovarian failure may experience menstrual disorders or progressive menstrual oligomenorrhea, followed by amenorrhea. Some patients may also experience sudden amenorrhea, with premenopausal symptoms such as sweating, emotional changes, abnormal sensations, insomnia, and memory decline preceding the amenorrhea. Some may seek medical attention due to secondary infertility. It is advisable to choose well-regarded public tertiary hospitals.