The average age at natural menopause for women is 50 to 52 years old. Premature ovarian failure refers to menopause before 40 years old. Infertility is a common result. Declining ovarian function can cause varying degrees of hot flashes, sweating, anxiety, depression, irritability and other menopausal symptoms. Due to vaginal dryness and lack of lubrication, the quality of sex life will be greatly affected. Vaginal mucosa can easily get broken, causing viral or bacterial infections, which induces vaginitis or aggravates existing conditions. Restoring female hormone level of premature ovarian failure patients can help preventing some complications.
How is Premature ovarian failure treated in practice?