There are two types of ovariectomy: unilateral ovariectomy and bilateral ovariectomy. Unilateral ovariectomy is usually not abnormal; while bilateral ovariectomy will usually have manifestations such as inability to give birth, menopausal syndromes, endocrine disorders, and hypogonadism. It is recommended to go to regular hospitals for examination and treatment. 1. Failure to have children: the ovaries produce eggs, and after bilateral ovariectomy, there is no way to produce eggs, and fertilized eggs cannot be formed, resulting in failure to have children. 2. Menopausal syndrome: It may lead to the early arrival of menopausal syndrome in women. With the removal of both ovaries, the level of estrogen in the body decreases rapidly, and symptoms such as hot flashes, sweating and memory loss may occur. 3. Endocrine disorders: The ovaries secrete steroid hormones, estrogen and progesterone, which play an important role in maintaining the body’s endocrine balance. After bilateral ovary removal, the hormones in the body will drop drastically and endocrine disorders may occur. 4. Hypogonadism: Ovary is the organ that secretes estrogen, which is an important hormone for regulating sexual function. After bilateral oophorectomy, estrogen secretion will decrease, which may lead to hypogonadism and other symptoms.