How to check whether ovarian failure is premature

Check whether the uterus and ovaries are aging, and determine whether there is premature ovarian failure based on symptoms, B-ultrasound, and hormone tests. The patient will experience symptoms of atrophic vaginitis and atrophic urethritis such as decreased libido, difficult or painful sexual intercourse, inability to hold urine, frequent and urgent urination, difficulty urinating, frequent urination at night, or work-related stress urinary incontinence. Let’s discuss how to check whether the uterus and ovaries are aging.

Gynecological examination revealed changes of atrophic vaginitis in the elderly, such as vulvar atrophy, vaginal atrophy, pale and softened mucosa, and spotted hematomas and bleeding.

On the one hand, six hormone tests need to be checked, and on the other hand, the level of anti-Mullerian hormone needs to be tested. You can go to the hospital for blood tests to confirm the diagnosis. B-ultrasound examination through the vagina or duodenum can reveal a smaller uterus, softer endometrium, and smaller ovarian measurements. Comprehensive examination of all aspects can confirm the diagnosis.

Pay attention to rest and keep warm in daily life. The daily life should be regular. Work pressure should not be too high. Spicy and irritating food is strictly prohibited.

1. Laboratory inspection. It is mainly to test the body's growth hormone. Female friends will find that the body's estrogen level is low and the estrogen level is high after checking 6 growth hormone items. In addition, the values ​​of blood testosterone and DHEA should be compared with those of women of the same age. If women have autoimmune diseases such as thyroid cysts or adrenal glands, the aldosterone content in their bodies will be reduced to a certain extent.

2. Laparoscopic examination. During laparoscopy, it can be seen that the volume of the uterus and ovaries has significantly decreased, and it is difficult to see the growing eggs in the uterus and ovaries. The uterus and ovaries have long stopped producing progesterone, and the uterine body has also decreased in size. If you want to diagnose oophoritis, it is not very meaningful to diagnose the egg type or the no egg type. If you want to know whether you can get pregnant, you can do an egg puncture biopsy, which can detect whether there are eggs.