Is the buttocks sunken caused by ovarian atrophy?

Nowadays, everyone pays attention to the shape of their buttocks, especially women, who hope that their buttocks are perky and firm. Such buttocks are very sexy and beautiful. However, in reality, some women's buttocks are not only not firm, but sunken, which will seriously affect their appearance. There are many reasons behind this, such as it may be because the body is relatively thin. Could it be caused by ovarian atrophy?

Is the buttocks sunken caused by ovarian atrophy?

It cannot be diagnosed. It is recommended to go to the hospital for uterine B-ultrasound and six endocrine examinations to confirm whether the ovaries have premature aging.

Symptoms of premature ovarian failure

The normal ovarian function of women begins to decline around the age of 45 to 50. If signs of decline appear before the age of 40, it is medically called premature ovarian failure. Symptoms of premature ovarian failure include:

1. Reproductive organs

Patients with premature ovarian failure will experience persistent amenorrhea due to ovarian atrophy and symptoms of sexual organ atrophy, such as uterine atrophy, disappearance of vaginal folds, and vulvar atrophy. Premature ovarian failure is usually accompanied by a decrease in estrogen levels.

The patient's pubic and armpit hair will fall off, vaginal secretions will decrease, libido will be low, there will be pain during sexual intercourse, and occasionally intestinal discomfort. Most patients will have gastrointestinal discomfort in the early stages, such as abdominal distension, decreased appetite, weight loss, etc.

2. Irregular menstruation

Most patients with premature ovarian failure will have symptoms of infrequent and light menstruation, the uterus may atrophy and become smaller, and patients will also experience symptoms such as hot flashes, irritability and sweating.

3. Neurological symptoms

The nervous system of patients with premature ovarian failure will also have corresponding symptoms. Most patients have symptoms such as emotional instability, irritability, tension, insomnia, nightmares, and memory loss.

4. Cardiovascular symptoms

Patients with premature ovarian failure often have bouts of fever, or hot and cold, sweating, and sometimes dizziness. These symptoms may occur several or dozens of times a day, and often occur at night. Some women even experience symptoms such as stuffiness, shortness of breath, rapid heartbeat, and high blood pressure, which are caused by vascular dysfunction.

5. Other symptoms

Such as dry eyes, breast atrophy and sagging, loose and rough skin, osteoporosis, joint pain, genital inflammation, urinary incontinence, constipation, acne, pigmentation, etc.