What causes premature ovarian failure?

The ovaries are the main reproductive organs of women. They have the functions of producing eggs and secreting estrogen, and play many important roles in maintaining life and sexual function for women. However, some women experience menstrual disorders, sexual dysfunction, and menopausal syndrome and other premature ovarian failure before the age of 40.

So what causes premature ovarian failure? The following five factors cannot be ignored.

1. Environmental factors

Some women are in harmful, hazardous and radioactive environments for a long time, such as chemical plants, electronics companies, etc. This kind of environment can easily cause harmful substances to enter the body, causing harm to women's health and damaging the uterus and ovaries. In addition, long-term radiation can also cause damage to the uterus and ovaries. It can cause premature ovarian failure and even carcinogens. Therefore, female friends should avoid this kind of natural environment to prevent harm to the human body.

2. Psychological barriers

If women are in a state of mental fluctuation for a long time, and are often exposed to mental stimulation, it will affect the nervous center of the body, cause endocrine imbalance and other problems, and cause premature ovarian failure. Therefore, female friends should adjust their emotions immediately and learn to relieve stress.

3. Abuse of drugs

With the increasing awareness of people's sexual needs, various cohabitation situations are prevalent, which also leads to the abuse of emergency contraception and ovulation drugs. This kind of medicine can cause damage to women's bodies, uterus and ovaries, and can cause premature ovarian failure. In addition, some women's lifestyle and diet are unhealthy, resulting in low immunity and easily leading to premature ovarian failure.

4. Urinary tract infection

Women's physiological structure leads to a high incidence of urinary tract infections. If these symptoms are not controlled, the infection will affect the uterus and ovaries, causing premature ovarian failure. In addition, surgical treatments for some gynecological diseases may also cause premature ovarian failure.

5. Genetic factors

Relevant scientific research shows that genetic factors play a key role in the symptoms of premature ovarian failure, and X chromosome abnormalities are the key cause of premature ovarian failure.

The above are five factors that affect the aging of the uterus and ovaries. Except for genetic factors, the other four are common problems in daily life and cannot be ignored. Preventing them as soon as possible is the fundamental way to avoid premature ovarian failure.