What problems can ovarian dysfunction cause? How to solve it?

The ovaries are the most important reproductive organs for women. They not only provide women with eggs and complete ovulation, but are also responsible for synthesizing and secreting more than 20 hormones and growth factors such as estrogen, progesterone, and androgen. So what should we do if we have ovarian dysfunction? How to solve it?

1. Irregular menstruation

Estrogen and progesterone work together to enable women to have normal menstrual cycles and pregnancy. If there is a problem with the ovaries, the two types of hormones cannot be secreted normally, and menstruation will naturally be affected.

If the ovaries are properly maintained, it can promote the further development of follicles and secrete estrogen, help the ovaries to ovulate regularly, maintain a stable menstrual cycle and menstrual volume, and reduce the occurrence of dysmenorrhea.

2. Melasma

Chloasma in women is mainly related to excessively high estrogen levels. By maintaining the ovaries, regulating endocrine, especially estrogen levels, and with the auxiliary effects of other topical medications, the appearance of melasma can be effectively curbed.

3. Unexplained weight gain and sagging breasts

Estrogen can stimulate and maintain breast development, making women's buttocks thicker and fatter, while progesterone can further promote the development and maturation of mammary gland alveoli. If the ovarian function deteriorates and estrogen secretion is insufficient, it will cause the body to gain weight suddenly and rapidly (especially in the waist and abdomen), and sagging breasts and buttocks.

4. Low libido

The occurrence of sexual desire is related to two factors, one is the sexual endocrine system and the other is the nervous system. Studies have confirmed that the sexual desire of men and women mainly depends on the level of androgen in the body. In addition to secreting estrogen, which maintains sexual desire, the ovaries also secrete a small amount of androgen. The health of the ovaries will affect women's sexual desire.