Primary Ovarian Insufficiency falls under the Women’s Health category.

Primary Ovarian Insufficiency

•Last Updated: September 29, 2022

Primary ovarian insufficiency is a condition in which a woman’s ovaries stop working normally before age 40. The most common sign is irregular menstrual periods. Women may also experience menopause-like symptoms due to a decrease in estrogen production.

Primary Ovarian Insufficiency falls under the Women’s Health category.

Last Updated:September 29, 2022

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The effects of mindfulness on quality of life and hot flashes in women with primary ovarian insufficiency

Mindfulness may improve quality of life and reduce the frequency of hot flashes in women with premature ovarian insufficiency who are not taking hormone replacement therapy.