How is ovarian cancer caused? There are 4 factors that trigger it

Many cancers only occur in female friends. In fact, in daily life, there are many factors that can create conditions for the occurrence of ovarian cancer. The more common causes of ovarian cancer include ovulation factors, endocrine factors, environmental factors and genetic factors.

At present, many female friends have serious health conditions. Ovarian cancer is a type of tumor with a relatively high incidence rate. It seriously endangers women’s life and health and also reduces their quality of life. Everyone should know the main factors that cause the disease and take preventive measures based on the causes. So what causes ovarian cancer?
1. Genetic factors <br/>According to relevant research data, if a woman's family has a history of ovarian cancer, then this person is more likely to develop ovarian cancer than other people, so everyone should pay attention to doing a good job of screening in this regard, and discover and deal with it as early as possible.
2. Environmental factors : Industrially developed countries are always more prone to cancer problems than other countries, and ovarian cancer is also affected by this environmental factor. Of course, it may also be closely related to eating too much high-cholesterol food, and the factor of industrial pollution cannot be ignored.
3. Endocrine factors <br/>Many women may have endocrine disorders. In fact, the average number of pregnancies of ovarian cancer patients is lower, and the incidence rate of women who have not given birth is higher, which shows that pregnancy may protect our ovaries from cancer cells. This is mainly because during pregnancy, ovulation will no longer occur, which can reduce ovarian epithelial damage. Therefore, ovarian cancer usually occurs in women with fewer pregnancies or no pregnancy.
4. Ovulation factors <br/>Many women may be in a state of malnutrition for a long time due to weight loss or some other reasons, and malnutrition will reduce the number of female ovulations. In fact, ovulation is an important carcinogenic factor for women. Because the continuous ovulation process will constantly cause damage and stimulation to the ovarian epithelium, it also lacks the ability to maintain long-term physiological functions, so the probability of ovarian cancer will be higher.
Ovarian cancer is a very scary disease. It can be treated with radiotherapy or chemotherapy. Of course, it should also receive immune treatment. Improving the body's immune ability is of great significance in the fight against cancer cells, but everyone should try to do preventive work based on the cause.