Can quitting smoking and exercising prevent cervical cancer?

Can quitting smoking and exercising prevent cervical cancer?

1. Cervical cancer is mostly caused by infection. HPV is caused by a virus. There are no obvious symptoms in the early stage. The main symptom is a small amount of bleeding and increased secretions after sexual intercourse. After early diagnosis, surgical treatment can achieve clinical cure. Appropriate exercise can be performed during treatment, which is beneficial to disease recovery. Regular outdoor exercise can not only improve the body's resistance to disease, but also regulate tension and depression.

2. Quitting smoking and exercising can help improve immunity and reduce the chance of HPV infection, but it cannot absolutely prevent cervical cancer.

What conditions can cause cervical cancer?

There are many causes of cervical cancer, which are mainly related to early marriage and early childbearing, multiple births, sexual dysfunction, multiple sexual partners, bacterial and viral infections, cervical lacerations, cervical inflammation and other factors. The most important factor is HPV virus infection, especially high-risk virus infection. Persistent infection of HPV virus in the body is closely related to the occurrence of cervical cancer.

Cervical cancer can also induce recurrent cervical cancer such as genital warts and cervicitis, such as multiple sexual partners, multiple births, multiple miscarriages, sexually transmitted diseases and gynecological diseases.

Cervical cancer is mainly caused by HPV infection. HPV viruses are divided into low-risk and high-risk types. 85% of cervical cancer and high-risk HPV are related to persistent infection.