Who in the end hurt a woman’s uterus?

　　The uterus will encounter many "killers" in a woman's life. According to statistics: about 20% of women over 30 years old suffer from uterine fibroids , and 20% of women suffer from functional uterine bleeding. Most patients have no significant effect on drug treatment, and some may eventually need to remove their uterus.

　　At present, more than 1 million women in our country undergo hysterectomies every year. This is by no means sensational. Globally, a quarter of women under the age of 30 undergo hysterectomy every year. female infected uterus disease , in 2003, 3 million women died of cervical cancer , uterine diseases have become a problem for women in today’s world healthy The biggest killer.

　　The uterus is pregnant fetus The organ is also a very endocrine organ. It secretes a variety of hormones to maintain the stability of female endocrine. In women with a healthy uterus, the level of estrogen present in their bodies affects their mental status throughout their lives and can determine when they enter menopause.

　　The uterus affects a woman's life. It needs careful care and care, otherwise many diseases will take advantage of it unknowingly. The most common ones are:

　　(1) Pregnancy-related diseases

　　Women are often the victims of contraceptive or pregnancy failure (such as miscarriage, Grape fetal, Ectopic pregnancy ), in the process, the uterus also suffered severe damage again and again.

　　(2) Uterine inflammation caused by various microbial infections. In recent years, with the proliferation of sexually transmitted diseases, these inflammations have increased unabated, such as uterine erosion, endometritis, and uterine uterine inflammation. Cervicitis , pelvic inflammatory disease.

　　(3) Pathological changes in the uterus caused by endocrine disorders, such as irregular menstruation, uterine bleeding, uterine fibroids, uterine body cancer, cervical cancer, ovarian tumors, etc.

　　According to the results of the gynecological disease census, cervical erosion is still the common gynecological disease with the highest incidence rate, accounting for about 30%-40% of the census subjects. Moreover, the incidence rate of cervical cancer in patients with cervical erosion is about 7-8 times higher than that in those without cervical erosion. Other diseases of the uterus also account for one-half of gynecological diseases, that is, one out of every two gynecological patients suffers from uterine diseases.

　　No wonder some gynecologists say that the so-called women's diseases are uterine diseases. It can be seen that to protect women's health, we must first protect the uterus. To care for women's health, we must first protect the uterus. Taking care of your uterus means protecting a healthy next generation and a good life. The uterus has "six fears":