What are the dangers of premature ovarian failure?

Premature ovarian failure is a problem that many menopausal and middle-aged women encounter. There are many dangers of premature ovarian failure, and some symptoms are more obvious than manifestations, such as decreased libido, lack of energy, memory loss, irregular menstruation, etc. What are the dangers of premature ovarian failure?

1. Premature ovarian failure can cause vascular dysfunction in patients: paroxysmal hot flashes and hot flashes, that is, sudden feeling of heat in the chest, neck and face, sweating, chills, sometimes accompanied by palpitations, chest tightness, shortness of breath, dizziness and other symptoms.

2. Menstrual disorders are also one of the hazards of premature ovarian failure: the menstrual cycle begins to be disordered before menopause, the menstrual period is prolonged, the menstrual blood volume increases, and even hemorrhage occurs. Some women may have a prolonged cycle, a gradual decrease in menstrual blood volume, and then menstruation stops. There are also a small number of women with premature ovarian failure whose menstruation suddenly stops, and their sexual organs and secondary sexual characteristics gradually atrophy due to the decrease of estrogen.

3. Mental and neurological symptoms: Women with premature ovarian failure in menopause often experience anxiety, depression, irritability, insomnia, crying, memory loss, lack of concentration, etc., and sometimes mood swings, similar to a mental illness attack.

4. Decreased libido: Patients with premature ovarian failure often experience loss of pubic and armpit hair, decreased libido, decreased vaginal secretions, and pain during sexual intercourse, which in turn leads to a decrease in the number of sexual intercourse or the occurrence of an aversion to sexual intercourse.

5. Premature ovarian failure also makes patients prone to tumors: What harm will premature ovarian failure cause to patients if it is not treated in time? Menopause is the high-incidence age of common tumors, including uterine fibroids, cervical cancer, ovarian tumors, etc. If it can be discovered and treated early, the treatment effect and patient survival rate can be improved.