Consequences of premature ovarian failure

The symptoms of premature ovarian failure are very serious, which can cause the loss of pubic hair and axillary hair in the reproductive organs, as well as sexual disharmony. At the same time, it will also affect conception. Therefore, when symptoms of premature ovarian failure appear, female friends should seek timely examination and cooperate with treatment. Regarding the possible consequences and treatments of premature ovarian failure, it is recommended that you read the following introduction.

What are the symptoms of premature ovarian failure?

First, the reproductive organs. Pubic hair and armpit hair will fall off, sexual desire will decrease, vaginal secretions will decrease, there will be pain during sexual intercourse, and occasionally there will be intestinal discomfort. Most patients will have gastrointestinal discomfort in the early stages, such as abdominal distension, decreased appetite, weight loss, etc.

Second, neurological symptoms. The ejaculation system of patients with premature ovarian failure will also have corresponding symptoms. Most patients have symptoms such as emotional instability, premature ovarian failure, irritability, tension, insomnia, nightmares, and memory loss.

Third, cardiovascular symptoms. Patients with premature ovarian failure often have bouts of fever, or hot and cold, sweating, and sometimes dizziness. These symptoms may occur several or dozens of times a day, and often occur at night. Some women even experience symptoms such as stuffiness, shortness of breath, rapid heartbeat, and high blood pressure, all of which are caused by vascular dysfunction.

What to do about premature ovarian failure

First, hormone therapy: It can improve symptoms such as facial flushing, menstrual disorders, vaginal dryness, etc. caused by decreased estrogen levels, but this treatment method lasts for a long time and must be used under the guidance of a professional gynecologist to continuously adjust the usage, dosage and route of the drug. In addition, regular physical examinations are required, preferably once a year.

Cyclic supplementation of estrogen and progesterone can avoid epithelial atrophy and calcium loss in the reproductive organs, and can protect the cardiovascular system and prevent changes in lipid metabolism. Oral estrogen can be started at any time, but it should be injected intramuscularly daily starting a few days after taking estrogen, and continuous injections are required.

Second, immunotherapy: immunotherapy can be performed for those who are found to have antibody factors. Immunization by injection has become a more reliable treatment method.