Patient's question:
What should I do about premature ovarian failure? I need to consult about what premature ovarian failure is and why it happens. I originally wanted to have a second child, but after trying to conceive for a while, I couldn't get pregnant at all. Then I had some tests and was told I have premature ovarian failure. What's going on? Can it be treated? Can we still get pregnant? What kind of help do we need: What should I do about premature ovarian failure?Doctor's answer:
Women who experience premature ovarian failure again before the age of 40 are referred to as premature ovarian insufficiency, which causes patients to age prematurely, bringing great pain to their physical and mental health and sexual life with their partners. It can also lead to infertility, increased sexual dysfunction, and some complications similar to menopause, making the feared early onset of aging imminent. Therefore, early detection is crucial. It is recommended to undergo treatment under the guidance of a professional doctor.