Patient's question:
With a long history of irregular menstruation, cysts were first discovered two years ago. After medication, the cysts disappeared, and for about half a year after being cured, her menstruation became regular and on time. At the end of last year, the cysts recurred again. After two months of treatment with medication and injections, the condition did not improve, and she has not had a natural menstrual period. She is relying on progesterone injections to induce menstruation.Doctor's answer:
Premature ovarian failure is often caused by a lack of estrogen in the body. Estrogen can stimulate follicular development. Indirectly, the concentration of estrogen in the blood can promote or inhibit the release of gonadotropins, thereby indirectly affecting ovarian function. For most women, oral and direct placement supplements are more common. For Asian women, estrogen supplementation remains a common and effective approach.