What are the causes of uterine cancer?

Uterine cancer is a series of malignant tumors that occur in the uterus. The most common cancers in the uterus are endometrial cancer and cervical cancer. The diseased cells of these two cancers are different, and there are differences in treatment. Can uterine cancer be cured? First of all, we need to determine which type of uterine cancer the patient has. So what are the causes of uterine cancer? Experts introduce the following points:

1. Sexual life: The most common cause of HPV infection is "improper sexual life". The report points out that women who do not have sexual life usually do not develop cervical cancer, and the earlier they have improper sexual life, the more likely they are to develop cervical cancer. In terms of sexual partners, if a woman has more than two male partners, her chance of developing cervical cancer increases significantly.

2. Age: 35 to 45 years old is the most common age for cervical cancer.

3. Sexually transmitted disease infection: Sexually transmitted disease infection usually indicates a more complicated sexual life, and the risk of cervical cancer will be relatively higher.

4. Cervical inflammation: If the cervix is ​​damaged, broken, eroded, or inflamed for a long time, it may turn into early cervical cancer cells.

5. Smoking: Smoking increases the chance of developing cervical cancer: firstly, smoking reduces the body's immunity and accelerates the development of cervical cancer cells; secondly, smoking itself produces some substances that may lead to the development of cervical cancer cells.

6. Society and race: Cervical cancer itself has little correlation with race. It is generally believed that women with lower social and economic status are more likely to get cervical cancer, but the real factor should be early sexual experience, which has no direct correlation with economic income and social status itself.

7. Female hormones: Some scholars believe that progesterone (a female hormone) will change the stability of cervical epithelial cells, making them prone to abnormal changes and possibly leading to the development of cervical cancer cells.

The above is the detailed analysis of the causes of uterine cancer by experts. Each of us should understand and take precautions to keep the disease away from us. If you have other questions, please consult our online experts, who will give you a detailed analysis. Feihua Health Network wishes you good health!

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