The eight major killers of premature ovarian failure

　　The decline of ovarian function is a natural law. In normal women, ovarian function begins to decline gradually around the age of 45 to 50. In recent years, it has been found that the number of patients with "premature ovarian failure" has increased significantly. In the outpatient clinic, we often see some young white-collar workers around 30 years old. premature ovarian failure signs. The exact cause of premature ovarian failure is not yet clear, but it is currently relatively certain that there are damaging factors such as immunity, drugs, surgery, and infection.

　　1. Immune factors

　　majority immunity disease For example, thyroiditis can be combined with premature ovarian failure.

　　2. Iatrogenic premature ovarian failure

　　Removal of both or one ovary before the age of 40 can cause reduced function of the ovaries and other tissues, leading to premature ovarian failure. Therefore, invasive surgical procedures such as repeated artificial abortions should be avoided as much as possible. ；

　　3. Idiopathic premature ovarian failure

　　It is a secondary disease with no clear causative factor. amenorrhea , is the most important type of premature ovarian failure. The disease mostly occurs in the childbearing years, clinical There will be gradual or progressive oligomenorrhea, then amenorrhea accompanied by menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes and irritability, and the internal and external reproductive organs will be in a state of atrophy. some young girls Irregular menstruation Even amenorrhea lasts for a long time, not even Hospital Treatment, infertility is not discovered until it is discovered. If premature ovarian failure is not treated in time and allows amenorrhea, patients will develop symptoms such as osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, and lipid metabolism disorders.

　　4. Infection

　　Viruses such as herpes simplex virus and mumps virus can cause ovarian inflammation or immune ovarian damage leading to premature ovarian failure.