Patient's question:
I am about to get divorced. Before the wedding, I had a physical examination at the family planning hospital and was found to have ovarian infertility. What should I do now? Is there any way to treat it? Help: What should I do now? Is there any way to treat it?Doctor's answer:
Ovarian infertility, especially for patients with fertility advice who have premature ovarian failure, requires estrogen replacement therapy and guided menopause. It is necessary to cite that premature ovarian failure is not irreversible and there is still a possibility of natural remission. Menopause and early pregnancy may occur again during or after treatment. Hormone replacement therapy is the best treatment for ovarian early failure, and the earlier estrogen therapy is initiated, the greater the possibility of complete recovery of ovarian function. In 1% of patients, complete recovery of menstruation and increased chances of delivery can be achieved.