Patient's question:
I am 41 years old this year, and according to the norm, I should still be in the pre-menopausal age. However, in recent months, my menstruation has always been irregular, and I have symptoms of menstrual disorders. After checking at the hospital, the doctor said it was premature ovarian failure. I wonder if this condition is related to internal factors. Am I able to take some hormones to treat it?Doctor's answer:
Yes, premature ovarian failure is mainly related to endocrine dysfunction, which can lead to irregular menstruation or amenorrhea. Once diagnosed, it is important to seek treatment early. There are many factors or causes that can lead to premature ovarian failure, with the greatest factor possibly being the excessive stress experienced by modern women. Medical evidence has shown that methods that can stimulate the pituitary gland to enable the ovaries to secrete hormones are the use of hormones. Hormone use requires guidance from a doctor.