Combination of Chinese and Western medicine treatment of 42 cases of premature ovarian failure.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 3 Combination of Chinese and Western medicine treatment of 42 cases of premature ovarian failure [Abstract] Objective To study the combined Chinese and Western medicine cure the efficacy of premature ovarian failure. Methods 42 cases of premature ovarian failure (POF) patients and conduct follow-up observation of clinical treatment. Results 34 patients with symptoms markedly improved, 31 cases of normal menstruation, 3 patients resumed normal menstruation and ovulation during pregnancy, three cases of dissatisfaction. Conclusions Treatment of Chinese and Western medicine premature ovarian failure can achieve better efficacy, clinically further. [Keywords:] Zhong Xi Yi Jie premature ovarian failure Premature ovarian failure (premature ovarian failure, POF) is a kind of therapy is relatively difficult, long and affect the normal course of childbirth, to patients and their families the pain caused by gynecological endocrine diseases. Its incidence in women accounted for 1% ~ 3%, accounting for the causes of secondary amenorrhea 2% ~ 10% [1]. Characteristics of women before the age of 40 sustained amenorrhea, low estrogen levels, gonadotropin levels rise, and because the low level of estrogen the body emerged a series of symptoms such as facial flushing, array thermal sweating, such as osteoporosis. In recent years, the incidence of POF on the rise. Outpatient mostly amenorrhea, infertility, menopause symptom treatment, are now working on 2000  10 ~ 2006  10 gynecology clinic in our hospital 42 patients diagnosed with POF were analyzed. 1 Data and methods 1.1 General Information 42 patients in the youngest 18 years old, maximum 39 years, mean 36 years; of these 25 years of age in 9 cases, 26 ~ 30 years old in 21 cases, 12 cases over 30 years of age; menarche age range of 13 to 17 years, mean 14 years of age; Secondary amenorrhea of women pass through menopause an average of 8.4 years previously, amenorrhea duration of an average of 3.