Eating biscuits and cakes often can cause uterine cancer. Can uterine cancer be prevented?

Most women love to eat sweets, and some female diseases are caused by sweets. Experts point out that sweets directly cause endocrine disorders, which can lead to many diseases.

Eating sweets can easily cause uterine cancer

Sweets are a favorite of many women. After dinner, a piece of chocolate, cake, a cup of pudding or cheese is very satisfying. However, experts believe that although excessive consumption of sweets does not directly harm the uterus, it also has indirect bad effects.

"According to traditional Chinese medicine theory, sweets are greasy and rich in flavor. Overeating them can easily lead to accumulation of phlegm and dampness, and disorders of the Chong and Ren meridians. If you are a woman, it will affect the ovaries, causing anovulation and endocrine disorders, thus affecting the uterus," said an expert.

Medical research has found that if women often eat sweets such as biscuits, bread or cakes, they will increase their risk of uterine cancer. Compared with women who rarely eat sweets, women who eat sweets 2 to 3 times a week have a 33% higher risk of uterine cancer. If you eat sweets more than three times a week, your risk of uterine cancer increases by 42%.

These factors can also lead to the occurrence of uterine cancer

Reason 1: Life, marriage and pregnancy: Women who have early sexual life (before 18 years old) have a 4-fold higher incidence of cervical cancer than those who have reached 18 years old. If women who have early sexual life also have sexually transmitted diseases such as syphilis and gonorrhea, the incidence of cervical cancer is 6-fold higher. Scientific research shows that the lower reproductive tract of prepubertal women is not yet mature and is more sensitive to the stimulation of pathogenic factors. Early sexual life can easily cause human papillomavirus (HpV) infection in the cervix of young women. HPV is a sexually transmitted virus, some types of which can cause abnormal cell differentiation, growth and cancer.

Reason 2: Contraceptive pills, condoms and vaginal diaphragms: Using condoms or vaginal diaphragms during sexual intercourse can reduce the risk of cervical cancer.

Reason 3: Sexually transmitted diseases: The most common sexually transmitted disease is H infection, and others include chlamydia, gonorrhea, and herpes virus infection. Sexually transmitted diseases are the main risk factor for cervical cancer. In addition, they can also cause infertility and pelvic infection. Therefore, once you suspect that you may be infected with a sexually transmitted disease, don't be ashamed and tell your doctor in time, because most sexually transmitted diseases can be cured in the early stages.

Reason 4: Poverty and malnutrition: People in the poor class often do not receive good medical care, so they rarely undergo physical examinations, and some precancerous lesions are often not easily discovered. In addition, the poor are often accompanied by malnutrition and eat less fresh fruits and vegetables, so the incidence of cervical cancer in this group of people will be relatively higher. In addition, people with a low immune system response or patients who have undergone organ transplants are prone to certain viral infections, which increases the risk of cervical cancer.

How to prevent uterine cancer:

1. When there is a benign gynecological disease, it is best not to use radiotherapy to avoid inducing tumors.

2. Women over 30 years old should go to the hospital for regular check-ups, generally once a year. For women with a family history of uterine cancer, regular check-ups are especially important for preventing uterine cancer.

3. Strictly follow the indications for the use of estrogen. Menopausal women should use estrogen for replacement therapy under the guidance of a doctor, and use progesterone at the same time to regularly transform the endometrium.

4. Promote a reasonable sex life and don't have it too frequently. This is beneficial to family harmony, husband-wife relationship, and the health of both husband and wife. During sex, you must pay attention to hygiene and reduce the stimulation of the cervix by adverse factors.

5. Patients with uterine cancer who have recovered or have recurred should pay attention to preventing colds, colds, fatigue and other inducing factors to reduce recurrence. There is currently no specific method for preventing uterine cancer. Animal experiments have shown that vaccination with HSV dead vaccine or attenuated live vaccine has an immune effect. Therefore, the virus is closely related to certain cancers, so it is not used for routine prevention.