Can cervical cancer be spread through ordinary contact?

Women are prone to various diseases. According to statistics, the incidence of cervical cancer is increasing every year, and the incidence population is getting younger. Experts say that current medical science has confirmed that cervical cancer is mostly caused by foreign virus infection, so can cervical cancer be transmitted through ordinary contact?

1. According to official statistics, many abortion patients are susceptible to cervical cancer, and many cervical cancer patients have had multiple abortions. The more abortions you have, the more trauma you will leave on your cervix, making it easier for viruses to invade, increasing the chance of developing cervical cancer.

2. Women infected with human papillomavirus develop from cervical lesions to cervical cancer during a long period of time. By conducting human papillomavirus tests on women with cervical inflammation and promptly detecting patients with cervical cancer, the goal of preventing and treating cervical cancer at an early stage can be achieved. 3. Women who have early sexual activity, too many sexual partners, and who marry early and have many children are at high risk of cervical cancer and should pay attention to early cervical cancer screening.

4. Women who are long-term drug addicts and malnourished.

5. Women with chronic cervicitis and cervical intraepithelial neoplasia should undergo regular gynecological examinations to be alert to cervical cancer.

6. Women who have multiple family members suffering from cervical cancer should undergo regular cervical cancer screening every year.