I believe anyone who suffers from premature ovarian failure knows what causes it. The main reason for this phenomenon is the abnormal increase of follicle stimulating hormone during the age of conception. At this time, ovarian function will decline, and patients will have less menstrual flow, excessive sweating, insomnia, and dreams. Can premature ovarian failure still give birth to a baby?
Whether premature ovarian failure can lead to fertility depends on the degree of ovarian decline. If it is mild premature ovarian failure, menstrual ultrasound shows that there are enough basic follicles to conceive, but if it is severe premature ovarian failure, pregnancy becomes more difficult. Once ovarian function declines and premature ovarian failure occurs, it means that women will not ovulate, and it is impossible to have a baby in this situation. Moreover, premature ovarian failure is mostly irreversible in clinical practice.
If premature ovarian failure occurs and there are corresponding clinical symptoms, medication can be used for treatment. For patients with early ovarian failure, artificial cycle therapy can be used for treatment. The probability of natural pregnancy in patients with premature ovarian failure is very low, about 5%. Most patients with premature ovarian failure will affect natural pregnancy. If it is confirmed that premature ovarian failure occurs, some drugs can be selected under the guidance of a doctor to stimulate follicle development, improve egg quality, and increase the chances of conception.
During the regulation of ovarian function, it is important to maintain a good mood, relieve mental or work stress, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. To detect premature ovarian failure, medication must be taken under the guidance of a doctor and not blindly taken.
