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In most cases the cause of POF is unknown. Some genetic disorders (such as Turner syndrome and Fragile X syndrome) are associated with POF. Also, exposure to toxins (e.g., through chemotherapy and radiation therapy) can damage genetic material in cells and lead to POF. The risk of developing POF increases if you have a family history of the disorder.
