IVF and Fertility Treatment in Korea
Premature Menopause in Korea
What Is Premature Menopause?
Menopause generally occurs around the age of 50, but in some cases, it can occur before the age of 40. This is referred to as premature menopause, or premature ovarian insufficiency (POI).
To help prevent premature menopause, maintaining a regular lifestyle, good nutritional status, and a healthy weight can be beneficial.
Menopause occurs when the body’s production of female hormones declines rapidly, resulting in the cessation of ovarian function. In general, once premature menopause occurs, ovarian function does not return. However, in some cases, estrogen treatment may stimulate the maturation of some remaining follicles and temporarily restore ovarian function. Therefore, active and appropriate treatment is important.
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The Women’s Clinic at Seoul Miz Promise IVF is unlike other clinics.
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With extensive expertise accumulated through years of clinical experience, you can receive safe and professional care from our highly experienced medical team.
Dr. Park Yeon-i, Representative Director & Board-certified OBGYN
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From the initial consultation through surgery and follow-up care, we have established an effective and systematic care system that allows patients to feel reassured and supported throughout the entire treatment process.
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All of our staff are committed to doing their utmost to protect the privacy of every patient who visits Seoul Miz Promise IVF.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is premature menopause?
Premature menopause, also called premature ovarian insufficiency (POI), is menopause that occurs before age 40. Menopause generally occurs around age 50.
What happens to the body during premature menopause?
The body’s production of female hormones declines rapidly, which leads to the cessation of ovarian function.
Can ovarian function return after premature menopause?
In general, ovarian function does not return once premature menopause occurs. In some cases, estrogen treatment may stimulate remaining follicles to mature and temporarily restore ovarian function.
What symptoms can premature menopause cause?
Symptoms can include hot flashes, insomnia, heart palpitations, night sweats, and emotional symptoms.
Can I help reduce my risk of premature menopause?
Maintaining a regular lifestyle, good nutritional status, and a healthy weight can be beneficial.
Why is timely treatment important for premature menopause?
Active and appropriate treatment is important because estrogen treatment may, in some cases, temporarily stimulate ovarian function.
What care can I expect during treatment?
Care is organized from the initial consultation through surgery and follow-up care, with a systematic process designed to help you feel supported throughout treatment.
Who provides the medical care?
Care is provided by an experienced medical team, including Dr. Park Yeon-i, the representative director and a board-certified OBGYN.
How is my privacy handled?
All staff are committed to protecting the privacy of every patient.
How can I begin a consultation?
Fill in the consultation form with your information and concerns. A staff member will respond to begin the free online consultation process.