What are the causes of endometrial cancer? Pay attention to these situations

There are four main disease factors that induce endometrial cancer, namely, inflammation of the reproductive system, excessive obesity, endocrine disorders, and ovarian tumors. Repeated inflammation of the reproductive system will cause endometrial hyperplasia and tumors. Excessive obesity, endocrine disorders, and ovarian tumors will cause changes in body hormones and induce endometrial cancer. Non-disease causes of endometrial cancer include family inheritance, long-term hormone therapy, etc.

Endometrial cancer is a serious reproductive disease. After contracting the disease, the patient's ovulation function will be directly affected, and the patient will also have a series of discomfort symptoms, which will directly affect daily life and work. The incidence of endometrial cancer has been increasing in recent years, which is largely related to the unhealthy lifestyle of modern people. So what are the main causes of endometrial cancer?
1. Disease factors that cause endometrial cancer
Inflammation of the reproductive system <br/>When a woman suffers from inflammation, the mucous membrane of the uterus will begin to thicken in order to protect itself. If the inflammation is not cured for a long time, the mucous membrane will become thicker and thicker under the stimulation of inflammation, and eventually form intrauterine tumors and cause endometrial cancer. Therefore, inflammation of the reproductive system is one of the most common causes of endometrial cancer.
Excessive obesity <br/>Excessive obesity not only affects the body's normal metabolism, but also directly affects the body's hormone balance. When women are overweight for a long time and their hormones are difficult to return to normal levels, they are also prone to endometrial cancer.
Endocrine disorders <br/>Endocrine disorders can cause the endometrial mucosa to be stimulated by hormones and develop pathological changes. If it is adjusted in time in the early stage, the endometrial mucosa can recover on its own. However, if the endocrine is not adjusted for a long time, the endometrial mucosa will gradually lose its self-healing ability, and then proliferative tumors will begin to appear, forming endometrial cancer.
Ovarian tumors <br/>Ovarian cysts affect the body's estrogen secretion, which increases the risk of endometrial cancer. However, as long as the ovarian tumor is removed in time at an early stage, the risk of disease will be greatly reduced.
2. Non-disease factors that cause endometrial cancer
1. Family inheritance <br/>If a close relative in the family has endometrial cancer, the chance of developing endometrial cancer yourself will increase significantly. Studies show that at least 20% of endometrial cancer patients have a family history of the disease.
2. Long-term hormone therapy <br/>Long-term use of hormone drugs for treatment can easily induce endometrial cancer. Therefore, hormones must not be abused at ordinary times, and estrogen treatment must be carried out under the guidance of a doctor.