Patient's question:
2 years ago, due to infertility after marriage, I went to the hospital for infertility testing. It was found that I had premature ovarian failure and chromosomal abnormalities. The hospital where I was treated,Doctor's answer:
Hello, if premature ovarian failure occurs before fertility, it can manifest as primary infertility. In cases where the onset is later, it may present as secondary infertility. Patients may experience recurrent spontaneous miscarriages due to poor follicular or corpus luteum development. A few patients may visit the clinic after one or several induced abortions and discover premature ovarian failure.Patients with premature ovarian failure will experience menstrual irregularities, followed by amenorrhea, although some may experience sudden amenorrhea. In premature ovarian failure, although the pituitary and hypothalamus, which regulate ovarian ovulation function, continue to release follicle-stimulating hormone to promote ovulation, the ovaries themselves are unable to respond. Therefore, the patients are infertile.
Patients should regularly consume foods rich in phytoestrogens, such as soybeans, wheat, or drink soy milk, to supplement phytoestrogens. This should be maintained in the long term.