24 early menopause, best way to get pregnant,please help depressing?

Nez123

hi I'm 24 and have been diagnosed with early menopause last year, I'm not ovulating and my ovaries have failed, i really want to have a baby what is the best way to get pregnant,will i ever conceive naturally, if not what is my option,I'm so down about this its depressing me
please help
thanks in advance

holy d · 05-14-2010, 01:44 AM

The doctor's might be able to give you a drug called claimed, which will encourage your body to produce and release eggs.

marriedgirl@19 · 05-17-2010, 01:44 AM

talk to your doctor about what you can do to have a baby now

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cosmicwindwalker · 05-20-2010, 01:44 AM

I am so sorry to hear that. It must be really tough but I have heard of that happening. One of my friends was diagnosed with early onset of menopause at 30, she ended up not taking any chances and went through IVF to conceive as quickly as possible. She froze some of her remaining eggs for safe-keeping for later. I'm not saying that's what you should do too, just thought I'd mention it to you as an option available. Modern science has given us some amazing opportunities and my friend took advantage of it. She has a healthy 2 year old and is now currently pregnant with her second (all through IVF). There's always hope

) Good luck!!

Leonardo D · 05-23-2010, 01:44 AM

If you have confirmed ovarian failure then this means you can no longer mature the eggs that are left (if any) inside the ovaries. A pregnancy is still possible but not a natural one (in the same way that it is not possible in older menopausal women). You can undertake IVF with donor eggs but a biological child is extremely unlikely, sorry xx

If there is any ovarian function remaining then it may be possible to use your own eggs, but you will still need some form of assisted conception to conceive. Please don't delay as time isn't on your side xx

MyName · 05-26-2010, 01:44 AM

Hi. You sound like you might benefit from joining a Premature Ovarian Failure/Early Menopause support group. You can find them here: http://www.ipofa.org/

They'll have a lot of advice and support there.