Applying talcum powder to private parts can cause ovarian cancer

Many women like summer because they can wear all kinds of beautiful clothes in summer, unlike winter, which is monotonous. However, Yao Mei doesn't like summer because she is a little fat and gets hot easily. She also has a secret that her legs rub against each other when she walks. When she returns home at night, both sides of her thighs are red. In addition, the private parts are also uncomfortable due to humidity. Therefore, taking a bath every day is essential. After taking a bath, there is another compulsory course, which is to apply talcum powder on the vulva, inner thighs, lower abdomen, armpits, etc., and then lie comfortably in bed to sleep, every day. For many years, Yao Mei has kept this habit and taught this method to people around her from time to time. In the past year, Yao Mei's menstruation has always been irregular. Not only has the menstrual flow decreased significantly, but it has not come in some months. She thought that she was only in her early 40s and was not in menopause. Recently, she had a poor appetite and could not eat. She always felt bloated, and her calves were a little swollen in the afternoon. She began to suspect that she had kidney problems, so she went to the hospital for a check-up. The results were

The main raw material of talcum powder is talcum powder, which is an inorganic compound composed of magnesium oxide, silicon oxide and magnesium silicate in a "combined" form. Magnesium silicate is what we often call asbestos, which is a substance that easily induces cancer. Long-term exposure can increase the risk of ovarian cancer by 4 times. Female ovaries are directly connected to the outside world. Talcum powder applied to the vulva, inner thighs, lower abdomen, etc., and even dust particles in the environment, can enter the abdominal cavity through the vulva, vagina, cervix, uterine cavity and open fallopian tubes, and adhere to and accumulate on the surface of the fallopian tubes and ovaries, stimulating the proliferation of ovarian epithelial cells. This long-term chronic and repeated stimulation can induce ovarian cancer.