Premature ovarian failure affects pregnancy. The three major treatments are treatment priorities

After ovarian abnormalities occur, attention must be paid to them. Especially for the disease of premature ovarian failure, more active treatment is necessary, and attention must be paid to the cooking of daily life and diet.

Premature ovarian failure affects pregnancy

1. Inhibition of normal ovarian function leads to decreased ovarian function, sparse menstruation, reduced menstrual flow, anovulation, and luteal insufficiency, ultimately leading to amenorrhea. This can also lead to infertility.

2. Affects ovulation function, accompanied by an increase in testosterone (t) in the blood. The increase in testosterone can neutralize estradiol in the blood, reduce estradiol, and affect follicle maturation and normal ovulation. At the same time, excessive testosterone can hinder follicles and ovulation, promoting atrophy and atresia. Without normal ovulation, it can lead to infertility.

3. Premature ovarian failure refers to the high levels of follicle estrogen (FSH) and luteal hormone (LH) in the blood, which feedback Sexual inhibition of the ovarian production of estradiol and progesterone. This condition is called premature ovarian failure. It first appears that the amount of menstruation is reduced, Menstrual cycle is delayed for 1-2 months, and finally amenorrhea occurs. Due to irregular menstruation or amenorrhea, infertility can naturally occur.

4. Premature ovarian failure may be accompanied by Oophoritis, which includes female pelvic inflammation. There is a distinction between specific inflammation and non-specific inflammation. Due to infection with bacteria, inflammation of the ovaries can lead to severe sequelae such as ovarian adhesions, ovarian fallopian tube encapsulation, ovarian fallopian tube abscesses, tubal obstruction, and ovarian ovulation disorders, leading to infertility.

Treatment of premature ovarian failure

1. Hormone therapy: It can improve symptoms such as redness, menstrual disorders, and vaginal dryness caused by a decrease in estrogen levels. However, treatment should not only maintain a certain level, but also continuously adjust the use and dosage of drugs under the guidance of professional gynecologists. In addition, regular physical examinations are also required, preferably once a year. Periodic estrogen supplementation can prevent epithelial atrophy and calcium loss in the reproductive organs, protect the cardiovascular system, and prevent changes in fat metabolism. You can take estrogen orally at any time. After taking estrogen for a few days, Intramuscular injection is needed.

2. Immunotherapy: Those who detect the presence of antibody factors can undergo immunotherapy. Immunization has become a relatively reliable treatment method.

3. Surgical treatment:

1) POF caused by ovarian vascular factors should be diagnosed and treated as early as possible. Vascular bypass surgery should be carried out at the early stage of ovarian insufficiency. The ovarian artery should be consistent with the Mesentery inferior artery and the renal artery, so as to restore the supply of ovarian blood vessels and revitalize the ovary