Patient's question:
A few years ago, I was diagnosed with premature ovarian failure because I didn't have my period. Ily treated it with traditional Chinese medicine, but my period came and went irregularly, accompanied by irritability, sweating, and restlessness. Last year, I received traditional Chinese medicine treatment at Taiyuan Affiliated Hospital for half a year, but my period still didn't come. There was no choice but to take the Western medicine Klimenton, which finally brought my period, but the flow was very light. Without the medication, my period doesn't come at all. Can my condition still be treated?Doctor's answer:
Surgical treatment. For surgical treatment, it is essential to make careful choices, and when selecting a hospital for this method, extra attention must be paid to ensure that a reputable one is chosen. Before the surgery, it is important to consult with the doctor thoroughly.Hormone therapy with estrogen. Identifying the root cause can also yield improvement. Early ovarian failure is often due to a lack of estrogen in the body, and estrogen can stimulate follicular development. Increasing physical exercise and maintaining good sleep quality can help the pituitary gland secrete regulatory hormones sufficiently, allowing the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis to achieve balanced regulation and proper nutrient distribution.