The treatments for low ovarian function are as follows: first of all, hormone replacement therapy, for patients with premature ovarian failure, in addition to amenorrhea, a few of them have menopausal symptoms. However, if they are in a low estrogen state for a long period of time, young women may experience uterine atrophy, reduced vaginal secretion, painful sexual intercourse, and even long-term calcium deficiency leading to osteoporosis, so estrogen should be supplemented in a timely manner. Ovulation stimulating drugs can also be added for patients who are likely to regain ovarian function and expect to have children. Surgery is the main treatment for those patients who have lost the ovarian artery or the function of the ovarian artery, if the ovary can be supplied with blood vessels so that the ovary can be revitalized.