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It can be treated by restoring estrogen levels in the bloodstream. Im not entirely sure if it is reversible, but not all woen with premature ovarian failure are infertile. |
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Nope, it's not the end of the line yet. It can still be treated but the process of treating it is really quite long. But just be patience. |
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Most common treatment for POF is fertility drugs or horomone replacement therapy. Also, most women with POF are usually in their premenopausal stage. |
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Yeah, it's not the end of the line because there are still medication to have it treated. All you need to do is to have it ask with the expert. |
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Well, I think it's the end of the line already because since you have it already, it's impossible for you to get pregnant because you will always experience irregular menstruation. |
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Yeah, though a woman with ovarian failure experience irrigular menstruation, pregnancy is still possible especially, if she consulted the experts for a certain treatments as early as possible. |
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so there is still a chance?? this is good to know as there are a lot of women (including me) who are in their late 30's and are still childless. |
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I am in the same boat right now. Going back in for blood work on monday and then a treatment plan. |