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Premature ovarian insufficiency affects about 4% of women worldwide and can cause menopause symptoms, bone and heart risks, and infertility before age 40; cancer treatments can also trigger sudden, medically induced menopause in young women. Hormone therapy can ease symptoms and help protect bone and cardiovascular health, while some patients pursue egg freezing amid uncertainty about fertility. Women interviewed described severe hot flashes, sleep disruption and emotional strain, alongside grief and isolation over changes to their health and family plans.
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