I am currently 29 years old. I was diagnosed with premature ovarian failure close to two years ago now. Initially, I quit having my menstrual cycle at the age of twenty. My menstrual cycles began to fade and come once, twice, or three times a year when I was fifteen and it continued on like that until I was 20 when I finally quit having them.
I would like to know what I need to do now in order to make sure that I am still as healthy as I can be. What conditions are going to happen/ have already happened since this diagnosis was confirmed?
- premature menopause
- premature osteoperosis
To make matters a bit more difficult, some specialists think I may have Chronic Pancreatis and I have no idea what that is or what that means?
I have arthritis in my lower back/ could that be due to the premature ovarian failure?
I am only 29 and don't understand why my health is at this level right now? I've had a lot of abdominal pains too for years and the doctors/ specialists that I have been seeing have no idea what is causing it?
I get numbness in my hands and feet a lot too, just recently, and don't know what's going on??????
Lily