Can I do IVF if I have premature ovarian failure? What are the causes of premature ovarian failure?

In the early stages of premature ovarian failure, test tube insemination can be used to help patients become pregnant, but the specific extent of the premature ovarian failure depends on the patient's body. If the premature failure is too severe, test tube insemination is not recommended.

It is possible to do IVF after premature ovarian failure, as long as you still have eggs, you can try it. But it depends on the severity of your premature ovarian failure. If it is so severe that you have no eggs or only one or two eggs, the doctor may not recommend IVF treatment or may recommend egg donation.

Therefore, if you find out that you have premature ovarian failure or infertility, you must try IVF as early as possible. Also, you should pay more attention to taking good care of your body in daily life.

Causes of premature ovarian failure

1. Environmental pollution

Because ovarian tissue is very sensitive and can be easily damaged, for example, if it is frequently exposed to radiation, ovarian function declines earlier.

2. Viral infection

Some women were infected with the mumps virus in childhood and developed oophoritis, which destroyed their ovarian function and led to premature ovarian failure.

3. Immune diseases

Women with autoimmune diseases have problems with their immune mechanisms, which can cause them to mistakenly treat the germ cells in the ovarian tissue as foreign bodies and destroy them.

4. Bad living habits

If you never exercise, you may reach menopause earlier; and the longer and more harmful smoking lasts, the earlier you will reach menopause. Excessive weight loss can also lead to premature ovarian failure because a lot of estrogen is stored in fat tissue.

5. High stress in life

High stress in life, work, and psychological pressure can cause women to experience menopausal symptoms early, get sick for no apparent reason, and cause premature ovarian failure.