Patient's question:
I've been divorced for several years and had one child, but after that, I've had irregular periods. It's been a long time since my last menstrual cycle, and I often only get my period after taking medication. The doctor conducted a thorough examination and said it's premature ovarian failure. However, I still want to have another child and am very worried that I might not be able to get pregnant anymore. What kind of help would you like: What methods can be used to treat premature ovarian failure?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to check the six hormone tests on the third to fourth day after menstruation, and it is also suggested to check anti-Müllerian hormone! Combined, a comprehensive evaluation of the ovarian reserve function can be made. This can help identify early economic decline in ovarian function. If ovarian failure has already occurred, getting pregnant again will be affected. Hormone replacement therapy should be provided, combined with traditional Chinese medicine regulation. The above is advice on this issue, hoping to assist you, and wishing you a speedy recovery!