What should I do if I have premature ovarian failure and amenorrhea?

Amenorrhea due to premature ovarian failure is a relatively rare condition in life. Its occurrence is mainly related to the use of too many drugs to delay menstruation in our lives, or it is caused by the long-term use of contraceptives in our lives. Therefore, we recommend that female friends should pay attention to the treatment of amenorrhea due to premature ovarian failure, so as not to affect your conception and ovarian function.

Premature ovarian failure refers to women who have established regular menstruation but before the age of 40 experience persistent amenorrhea and sexual organ atrophy due to ovarian dysfunction, often with increased gonadotropin levels and decreased estrogen levels. The clinical manifestations are accompanied by varying degrees of pre- and post-menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes, sweating, vaginal dryness, and decreased libido, causing premature aging of patients and bringing great pain to their physical and mental health and married life. Premature ovarian failure affects women's quality of life.

The female reproductive organs are part of the whole body. The occurrence of amenorrhea is related to neuroendocrine regulation. Therefore, whole-body physical treatment and psychological treatment play an important role in amenorrhea. If amenorrhea is caused by underlying disease or nutritional deficiency, the systemic disease should be actively treated, the body's physical fitness should be improved, adequate nutrition should be provided, and a standard weight should be maintained. If amenorrhea is caused by stress or mental factors, patient psychological treatment should be carried out to eliminate mental tension and anxiety.

Estrogen replacement therapy: suitable for those without a uterus. Pregnant mare's estrone 0.625~1.25mg (starting from a small dose) for 21 consecutive days, stop taking the medicine for 1 week and then repeat the medicine. Sequential estrogen and progesterone therapy: 0.625 mg/d of pregnant mare's estrone, starting from the 5th day of bleeding, for 20-22 days; after 10 days, take 8-10 mg/d of medroxyprogesterone. Cyclic progestin therapy is used, that is, medroxyprogesterone 10 mg/d, taken orally for 5 consecutive days, once every 8 weeks.

Regarding the treatment methods for amenorrhea due to premature ovarian failure introduced in this article, we suggest that female friends can remember that although you will not use medication to treat it yourself in your life, we understand that these treatment methods are very helpful for us to prevent amenorrhea due to premature ovarian failure, especially for female friends who frequently use contraceptives.