Symptoms and hazards of premature ovarian failure

With the development of scientific research, more and more female friends have begun to pay attention to their ovaries, because if female friends suffer from premature ovarian failure, it will lead to female infertility. So everyone must pay great attention to this matter. So what are the harms of premature ovarian failure? Here is a brief introduction for everyone.

Damage caused by premature ovarian failure in women

1. Symptoms of mental illness. Premature ovarian failure can easily cause women to develop some menopausal symptoms, generally they may experience anxiety, depression, irritability, insomnia, crying, memory loss, lack of concentration, etc. Sometimes they are sensitive and suspicious, and a series of mental symptoms have a great impact on women's daily life.

2. Imbalance in vascular function. Some women with symptoms of premature ovarian failure also have paroxysmal flushing and hot flashes. Some patients may also feel sweating and fever in their chest, neck and face, sometimes accompanied by chest tightness, shortness of breath, dizziness and other symptoms, all of which are caused by vascular imbalance.

3. Irregular menstruation. Although menstrual irregularities are very common, they still affect many women. Some women begin to experience irregular menstrual cycles before menopause, with prolonged menstrual periods, irregular menstrual quality, and even hemorrhage. Some women even experience prolonged cycle duration, decreased menstrual blood volume, and sudden cessation of menstruation. The reproductive organs and secondary sexual characteristics gradually shrink due to the decrease in estrogen.

4. Decreased sexual desire. Due to some reasons of the disease, women may experience the loss of pubic hair and armpit hair, a decline in sexual desire, less vaginal secretions, and pain during sexual intercourse, which may lead to a decrease in the frequency of sexual intercourse or the formation of a mentality of being tired of married life.

Symptoms of premature uterine and ovarian failure

1. Dry eyes and sore eyes

Dry eyes and sore eyes are often mistaken for overuse of the eyes. In fact, this type of disease can also occur when ovarian function fails prematurely. This is because when a woman's ovaries gradually decline due to aging, her body's growth hormone will not be metabolized enough, resulting in dry eyes, dry and declining facial skin, loss of libido, irregular menstruation, early menopause, insomnia, anxiety, mood swings, abnormal hot flashes, mood swings and loss of confidence.

2. Irregular menstruation

Most of the patients also have scanty menstrual blood, scant menstrual flow, and a contracted uterus. The uterus may sometimes shrink and contract. Patients may also experience cramps, irritability, sweating, and excitement. Some patients may also have insomnia, etc. Their menstruation stops before the age of 40. Most of them have a period of menstrual disorders before entering permanent amenorrhea.

3. Joint pain

Knee joint pain is particularly significant and is a common disease among menopausal women.

4. Male reproductive organs

Male pubic hair and armpit hair will fall off, sexual desire will be low, vaginal secretions will decrease, there will be pain during intercourse, and sometimes gastrointestinal discomfort. Most patients also have digestive discomfort, abdominal distension, decreased diet, weight loss, etc. in the early stages.

5. Central nervous system diseases

The male ejaculation system of patients with premature ovarian failure also has corresponding symptoms. Most patients have mental instability, aging of the uterus and ovaries, excitability, anxiety, insomnia, frequent dreams, memory loss and other symptoms.

6. Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases

Patients with premature ovarian failure often have bouts of fever, or hot and cold, sweating, and sometimes dizziness, which may occur several or dozens of times a day, and mostly occur at night. Some women even experience symptoms such as tightness in the chest, shortness of breath, rapid heartbeat, and increased blood pressure, all of which are caused by imbalance in vascular function.

7. Shrinkage and sagging of breasts, loose and rough skin, anxiety, frequent dreams, suspicion, palpitations, osteoporosis, joint pain, inflammation of male reproductive organs, uterine prolapse, urinary incontinence, constipation, acne and pigmentation on the face.