Timely treatment of ovarian inflammation to avoid inducing ovarian cancer

Many symptoms of malignant tumors are caused by inflammation at the cancerous site, which leads to the activation of cancer cells. If women do not take timely measures when they find ovarian inflammation, it is very likely to induce ovarian cancer , seriously endangering the patient's health and causing unnecessary trouble.

Those with a history of endometriosis, ovarian cysts, or hyperthyroidism are more likely to develop ovarian cancer. Talcum powder treatment can also cause inflammation of the endometrium, thus becoming another risk factor for ovarian cancer. Certain factors that inhibit ovulation and the hormones that affect the ovaries (such as pregnancy, birth control pill use, or breastfeeding) have been identified as helping to protect against ovarian cancer.

Inflammation produces toxic oxidants that damage the genetic system of cells, causing cell mutations and inducing cancer. Researchers investigated many patients who had or had not had ovarian cancer and found that the first pregnancy would reduce the incidence of breast cancer by 50%, and then it would decrease slightly with the increase in the number of pregnancies. At the same time, taking oral contraceptives for more than one year would also reduce the incidence of this cancer. The researchers also examined the causes of ovarian inflammation. It can be divided into three categories: the first category is ovarian cysts (an ovarian proliferative disease that may pose a danger to patients.), which can increase the incidence of cancer by 30%; the second category is endometriosis (a part of the endometrium grows outside the uterus), which can increase the incidence by 70%; the third category is hyperthyroidism (excessive secretion of thyroid hormones leads to dysfunction), which can increase the incidence by more than 80%. Endometriosis and ovarian cysts can also cause local inflammation in the body. Past studies have found that these two types of diseases can induce ovarian cancer. But only this study is the first to link hyperthyroidism with ovarian cancer. Generally, the immune system attacks the thyroid gland, which causes hyperthyroidism. This disease is systemic and can cause inflammation throughout the body. In addition, cases of breast cancer caused by women using talcum powder should not be ignored. A family history of ovarian cancer should also be considered. Other studies have shown that pelvic inflammatory disease also increases the risk of ovarian cancer to a certain extent.

The above is the connection between gynecological inflammation and ovarian cancer. I hope that female friends can actively deal with gynecological inflammation to avoid inflammation-induced ovarian cancer, which will cause great harm to health.

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