The relationship between estrogen and uterine cancer

The relationship between estrogen and uterine cancer. If the female estrogen level decreases, she will have symptoms such as insomnia, dreaminess, and yellow skin. In severe cases, she will not be able to fall asleep, and may even develop uterine diseases. Therefore, the balance of estrogen is very important. However, the abuse of estrogen can cause endometrial cancer, so female friends should be cautious when consuming it.

Estrogen is a female hormone produced by the ovaries and placenta. The adrenal cortex also produces a small amount of estrogen. After female children enter puberty, the ovaries begin to secrete estrogen to promote the development of the vagina, uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries themselves, and the endometrium proliferates to produce menstruation. Estrogen can also promote the accumulation of subcutaneous fat and plumpness; breast hyperplasia, darkening of nipples and areola, and sexual desire; promote the retention of sodium and water in the body, and the deposition of calcium in bones.
Excessive levels of exogenous estrogen are one of the high-risk factors for endometrial cancer. Long-term use of a single estrogen may stimulate the continued proliferation of the endometrium and increase the incidence of endometrial cancer. Therefore, menopausal women should be cautious when supplementing estrogen and should do so under the guidance of a gynecologist.
The endometrium has a certain protective effect. Therefore, the occurrence of endometrial cancer may first be related to excessive estrogen levels or insufficient progesterone levels. It can be said that many other predisposing factors of endometrial cancer are based on this.