The ovary is one of the most important reproductive organs in women, and generally, the left and right sides of a woman will alternate in releasing a mature egg every month. The ovaries are also known as the "backyard" of women, so what should be done to regulate a woman's ovaries if they function poorly?

Menstrual regulation

Under the guidance of a doctor, take short-term contraceptive pills to artificially regulate the menstrual cycle and restore menstruation to a normal state. In fact, it is the use of gonadotropins to stimulate the superior units of the ovaries, in order to facilitate the order of the superior units to produce hormones, so that the ovaries can produce enough estrogen and progesterone.

If premature ovarian failure is caused by immune factors, immunosuppressive therapy can be used with the help of a doctor, and other diseases caused by abnormal immune mechanisms can also be treated.

What are the diseases associated with poor ovarian function?

1. Ovarian cyst: Ovarian cyst is a very common gynecological disease in clinical practice, but generally has no obvious clinical manifestations. However, some patients may experience increased vaginal discharge, abdominal pain, frequent urination, low back pain, fatigue, and menstrual disorders.

2. Endometriosis: There are two main types of endometriosis in clinical practice, namely internal endometriosis and external endometriosis. The former refers to endometriosis that occurs in the uterus. The latter refers to the transition from endometriosis to tissues or organs outside the uterus, usually including the ovaries.

3. Polycystic ovary syndrome: The majority of patients are women aged 22-31. The most typical clinical manifestations of this disease are menstrual disorders, even amenorrhea, multiple disorders, and obesity. Patients with PCOS may have enlarged ovaries. Excessive androgen levels. Luteinizing hormone increases and follicle stimulating hormone levels decrease.

4. Luteal insufficiency: Luteal insufficiency is a common ovarian disease. After ovulation, luteal cells are usually produced in the follicular plasma of women. 8 to 9 days after ovulation, the corpus luteum develops and matures, with a diameter of up to 1-3 cm. If the basal body temperature increases by less than 0.5 ℃, prolonged menstruation can lead to luteal dysfunction.

Preventing ovarian problems

1. Maintain a good mood, persist in appropriate exercise, learn to regulate emotions, improve happiness, and develop reasonable lifestyle habits.

2. Maintaining good dietary habits is a necessary condition for normal functioning of the reproductive system. Pay attention to dietary hygiene, eat reasonably, and eat scientifically.

The female ovaries produce 400-500 eggs throughout their lifetime. Like other organs, the ovaries also develop, become active, age, fulfill their mission, and naturally decline. In addition, women's ovarian function can only ovulate under normal circumstances and can also have normal fertility. Estrogen and progesterone are regularly secreted by the ovaries to coordinate the normal operation of relevant organs and tissues in women. This hormone is like a car lubricant. Although rare, it can effectively prevent wear and aging in various parts. Ovarian function gradually decreases after middle age, and female aging is closely related to the decline in ovarian function. Estrogen can also stimulate female hormone secretion, increase hormone levels, and ultimately achieve the effect of maintaining a beautiful posture in women, helping to stabilize the body environment, improve immunity, prolong menstruation, and delay the onset of menopause, restoring vitality, beauty, and beauty to female friends.

The editor of 592 Baobao Net suggests that female friends check their ovarian function on time, and only 1-2 times a year is sufficient. In daily life, it is also important to pay attention to maintenance, eat three meals a day on time, smoke and drink less, and try not to stay up late.