What happens to premature ovarian failure and why does it happen

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Premature ovarian failure refers to the failure of the ovaries and causes women to have amenorrhea or menopause before the age of 40.

There are many causes of premature ovarian failure, and the common causes of stupidity have genetic factors, such as some genetic inheritance;

In addition, it is due to iatrogenic factors, such as pelvic surgery, endometriosis, ovarian damage caused by lesions, and electrical damage to the ovaries due to instruments during ovarian surgery.

In addition, the number of abortions is high, or it is a viral infection, which can also cause premature ovarian failure;

There are also some autoimmune diseases, including autoimmune thyroiditis, systemic lupus erythematosus or rheumatoid arthritis, idiopathic thrombocytopenia, etc., which can also cause premature ovarian failure;

In addition, due to some life factors, including anxiety or unhealthy lifestyle, as well as excessive ** and other noises, etc., may cause premature ovarian failure.

The causes of premature ovarian failure are as follows:

1. Genetic factors: premature ovarian failure is related to heredity, if the mother has premature ovarian failure, the offspring is relatively more likely to have premature ovarian failure;

2. Iatrogenic causes: If chemotherapy or radiotherapy has been performed, such as leukemia, the ovarian function may be destroyed after chemotherapy treatment, resulting in menstrual cramps and premature ovarian failure. Adolescent chemotherapy needs to pay attention to the protection of ovarian function, the ovaries are removed before chemotherapy, and then transferred to the body after chemotherapy, and other methods to protect ovarian function can also be adopted.

In some women, if ovarian surgery is performed, the ovarian is damaged more by instruments or tumors during the operation, resulting in a decline in ovarian function after the operation, and even premature ovarian failure.

4. Autoimmune diseases: Patients with autoimmune diseases are prone to premature aging, such as abnormal thyroid function, systemic lupus erythematosus, idiopathic thrombocytopenia, diabetes, etc., and are more likely to develop premature ovarian failure.

In general, the removal of the uterus may cause endocrine disorders, loss of fertility, pelvic organ prolapse, and amenorrhea in women. The details are as follows:

1.Cause endocrine disorders: Removal of the uterus may affect the physiological function of the ovaries, resulting in abnormal hormone secretion, making women lack hormones in the body, causing endocrine disorders.

2.Loss of fertility: The uterus is the organ that gives birth to the embryo, and when a woman removes the uterus, the embryo has no place to grow and develop, resulting in the loss of fertility in the woman.

3.Pelvic organ prolapse: After the uterus is removed, the sacral uterine ligament in the pelvis may be damaged, and the pelvic organ may lose the support of the uterus, which can lead to pelvic organ prolapse.

4.Causes amenorrhea: Normally, as hormone levels in the body change, the lining of the uterus is periodically shed, resulting in menstruation. If a woman has her uterus removed, there will be no detachment of the endometrium, which can lead to amenorrhea.

Specifically, the harms of premature ovarian failure are mainly as follows:

1. Amenorrhea: Amenorrhea, as the name suggests, is not menstruating, but there are many reasons for it, and premature ovarian failure is one of them. Premature ovarian failure is secondary amenorrhea, which can be performed.

2. Tumors are prone to occur

Menopause is the age of high incidence of common tumors, such as uterine fibroids, cervical cancer, ovarian tumors, etc. If it can be detected early, it can improve the effect and survival rate of patients.

3. Menopausal blues:

Anxiety, nervousness, fear, slightly alarmed and overwhelmed, depressed, pessimistic and disappointed, often crying, self-blame, subjective assumptions, suspicion of others, or suspicion of a certain disease, or even self-harm, suicide and other behaviors.

4. Infertility: This is the most serious harm of premature ovarian failure, since women have amenorrhea, then ovulation will be affected to a certain extent, and the pregnant life is formed by the implantation of the fertilized egg, and the egg has a problem, it cannot form a fertilized egg, thus affecting conception.

First, the ability to reproduce decreases until it is lost, leading to infertility.

Second, urinary tract infections and the effects of sexual function.

Third, the impact on **, make **rough, easy to grow melasma, **laxity.

Fourth, the risk of osteoporosis and microfractures increases, and the lack of estrogen and progesterone makes metabolic disorders, especially bone metabolism imbalance causes osteoma, and bone loss accelerates to expose women to the risk of osteoporosis.

Fifth, cognitive decline, estrogen deficiency leads to memory loss, cognitive impairment and dementia, which has a negative impact on mental and emotional effects.

Sixth, the risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases increases, mainly due to abnormal secretion of cholesterol after endocrine disorders, and cholesterol can cause cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, so every woman should be alert to the risk of premature ovarian failure and go for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible.