How to read the six hormone indicators to show premature ovarian failure

Premature ovarian failure refers to the loss of ovulatory function of the uterus and ovaries before the age of 40, which leads to a significant decrease in female hormones and causes amenorrhea. Therefore, to diagnose premature ovarian failure, one must first look at the menstrual period, second, see whether the uterus and ovaries have ovulation, and third, six sex hormone tests can be used as an auxiliary diagnosis. Next, let’s discuss how to read the six hormone indicators to show premature ovarian failure? I hope ladies can understand the interpretation of these aspects.

Premature ovarian failure refers to the fact that the uterus and ovaries are forced to fail to function, which will cause women to enter menopause early, have infrequent menstruation, and easily affect pregnancy. The diagnosis of premature ovarian failure requires the integration of clinical manifestations, six sex hormones and anti-Mullerian growth hormone. When the estrogen 6-item test for premature ovarian failure is performed, the specific manifestation is that the ratio of luteinizing hormone to follicle-stimulating hormone is above 2.0, and the levels of estrogen and estradiol are relatively low.

In addition to being under 40 years old, premature ovarian failure also has symptoms of amenorrhea. The results of six sex hormone tests need to be checked twice (more than one month) to show FSH>40MIU/ml. If you meet the above symptoms, then it is very likely that you have premature ovarian failure.

The uterine and ovarian atrophy caused by chemotherapy is mainly related to the patient's age and the amount of medication received. When the dose of uterine and ovarian radiotherapy and chemotherapy is ≥600cGy, almost all women over 40 years old will experience uterine and ovarian failure. Before pelvic radiotherapy and chemotherapy, the method of protecting the ovaries by suppressing egg growth through pituitary downregulation of GnRHa has not been proven effective in clinical medicine.

The causes of premature ovarian failure are different, and the corresponding treatments are also different. There are many ways to treat premature ovarian failure. It is recommended to go to a reliable specialist clinic to find out the cause of the disease and adopt the corresponding treatment method. In this way, premature ovarian failure can be treated more effectively and quickly.