Premature ovarian failure (POF) is a condition of the ovaries, whereby menstruation stops before the age of 40 years. This is also called premature menopause. Conception is difficult with this condition. At our AMA clinic in Lynn, we can reverse these conditions, regulate the hormones, normalize the reproductive system of women, and prepare it for conception.
Common Causes of Ovulatory Dysfunction
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)
Too low body weight
Extreme exercise
Extremely high levels of stress
Hyperprolactinemia
Thyroid dysfunction (hyperthyroidism)
Perimenopause, or low ovarian reserves
Premature ovarian failure
Symptoms of primary ovarian insufficiency are similar to those of menopause and include:
Irregular or absent periods
Difficulty getting pregnant
Hot flushes and night sweats
Vaginal dryness and reduced libido
Irritability or difficulty concentrating
If you've missed your period for three months or more, see your doctor. You can miss your period for a number of common reasons such as pregnancy, stress, or a change in diet or exercise, or habits but it is best to get evaluated whenever your menstrual cycle change.
Pregnancy with primary ovarian insufficiency, also known as a premature ovarian failure, can be difficult but not impossible. Ovarian dysfunction can affect hormones as a result of fertility. The main reason that makes it difficult to become pregnant is it often prevents ovulation. Also, ovarian insufficiency can disrupt the hormonal balance that alters the quality of the fluid in the uterus and makes sperm viability more difficult.
Usually, pregnancy with ovarian insufficiency can be difficult, but the best way to increase your chances of getting pregnant is to have unprotected and repeated sex. Although there may be less chance of getting ovulation in ovarian insufficiency, there are several ways you can try to increase your chances of getting pregnant. Normalizing hormones and menstruation are the first steps to improving ovulation. If you are overweight, you can increase your chances of getting pregnant by losing weight and change your lifestyle
Let us know if you have any questions about ovarian dysfunction and infertility. For more information for how we can help please call us at (781) 581-6181 or contact us online!
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