What are the good treatments for premature ovarian failure?

What are some good treatments for premature ovarian failure?

Premature ovarian failure has a great impact on women's health. It not only causes insufficient hormone secretion in patients, but also causes women to enter menopause early. If women of childbearing age suffer from premature ovarian failure, it may lead to infertility. Therefore, premature ovarian failure is very harmful and needs to be treated in time. There are many ways to treat premature ovarian failure, including inducing follicle development, surgical treatment, traditional Chinese medicine treatment and egg donation technology, which are very effective.

1. Induce follicle development

Premature ovarian failure can be treated with artificial cycles for a period of time, and then treated with low-dose estrogen, once a night, for 3 consecutive weeks, and then stop for 1 week. Whether there is drug withdrawal bleeding or not, and then start the second cycle of treatment, three cycles are a course of treatment. When the estrogen level rises slightly, FSH and LH are suppressed, and HMG can stimulate follicle development and even ovulation.

2. Surgical treatment

If the ovarian nutrient deficiency is caused by the ovarian blood vessels, it will induce premature ovarian failure and needs to be diagnosed and treated as soon as possible. When the ovarian function is still preserved, surgery can restore the normal blood supply to the ovaries and restore the ovaries to health.

3. Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment

Premature ovarian failure can also be treated with traditional Chinese medicine, mainly by choosing some symptomatic Chinese medicine prescriptions for treatment, such as You Yi Yi Tang, Shen Jie Yu Tang, etc., which have a good regulating effect on premature ovarian failure.

3. Egg donation technology

Free egg technology has opened up a new way to solve the fertility problems of patients with premature ovarian failure. Patients use estrogen and progesterone to change the secretory phase of the endometrium, and the timing must be synchronized with the egg supplier. The egg supplier also needs to undergo ovulation treatment, take out the mature eggs at the appropriate time, fertilize the husband's sperm and egg supplier in vitro, and then transplant the fertilized eggs into the patient's uterine cavity, and supplement estrogen appropriately until it stops around 21 weeks of pregnancy.