Patient's question:
My period hasn't come for 4 months. I've been checked and found that the endometrium is thin and the ovaries are declining. What should I do? Can it be cured?Doctor's answer:
Women with premature ovarian failure, in addition to amenorrhea, only a small number of people experience symptoms similar to menopausal syndrome. However, young women may develop uterine atrophy, reduced vaginal secretions, dyspareunia, and even osteoporosis due to prolonged low estrogen levels. Therefore, estrogen supplementation should be administered promptly. Currently, it is believed that premature ovarian failure is not necessarily irreversible. Particularly for patients who wish to conceive, active treatment should still be pursued.