Is it possible to get pregnant with ovarian failure?

Ovarian decline, also known as premature ovarian failure, has complex causes. For example, it may be caused by infectious factors. In addition, if a woman suffers from some immune diseases, the internal environment will change, which will also lead to reduced ovarian function. There are also psychological factors, etc. So, can people with ovarian decline still get pregnant?

Is it possible to get pregnant with ovarian failure?

There are many cases of premature ovarian failure, and the condition can be mild or severe. The treatment effects vary greatly among different people. Some cases are relatively mild and can result in pregnancy after treatment. But I don’t know my current menstrual situation? What about the six sex hormone tests? In addition, are there any problems with other endocrine tests, such as thyroid function? It is recommended that you go to the hospital to test six sex hormones and thyroid function, and do a color Doppler ultrasound to check whether your ovaries are ovulating.

Early ovarian failure can lead to infertility, which is mainly manifested by the premature cessation of ovarian function. The ovaries are where eggs are produced. If the physiological function of the ovaries shows signs of premature aging, it will cause the eggs to fail, which will affect ovulation. If ovulation is affected or due to insufficient hormone secretion, it will be difficult to maintain the entire pregnancy, which may cause miscarriage. Premature ovarian failure is not incurable, and patients with premature ovarian failure do not have to worry about being infertile. If you have this symptom, you must go to the hospital for timely treatment to ensure a smooth pregnancy!

Some cysts will grow during pregnancy, while others will not. This is all due to personal constitution, mental state and other factors. Ovarian cysts may cause miscarriage in early pregnancy, ovarian cyst pedicle torsion may occur in mid-pregnancy, and larger cysts in late pregnancy may lead to abnormal fetal position and block the birth canal during delivery, causing dystocia.

Doctors recommend:

Pelvic congestion during pregnancy can cause the tumor to grow rapidly and may even cause malignant transformation. Therefore, pre-pregnancy surgery is more beneficial than surgery during pregnancy. If pregnant, surgery is appropriate between 16 and 24 weeks of gestation. The operation itself does not affect the development of the fetus, but it is easy to cause miscarriage if it is performed within 12 weeks of pregnancy, while it is more difficult and easy to cause premature birth if it is performed in late pregnancy. Of course, emergency situations such as cyst pedicle torsion or rupture are a different matter and surgical treatment should be performed at any time.