How to maintain the uterus?

Usually, we pay attention to various ways, such as maintaining a good mood or starting with our eating habits. However, due to various diseases and sexual diseases, women have not paid enough attention to them, so uterine disease has become an important disease that threatens women's health. Well, the editor below has given you some answers and told you how to maintain your uterus!

During a woman's life, the uterus will encounter many "killers". According to authoritative statistics: about 20% of women over 30 years old suffer from uterine fibroids, and another 20% of women suffer from functional uterine bleeding. Most patients have no significant effect on drug treatment, and some may eventually have to have their uterus removed. At present, more than one million women in my country undergo hysterectomy every year. This is by no means sensational. Globally, one quarter of women under the age of 30 suffer from uterine diseases every year. In 2003, three million women died of cervical cancer worldwide. Uterine diseases have become the biggest killer of women's health in the world today.

The uterus is not only an organ that nurtures the fetus, but also a very important endocrine organ. It secretes a variety of hormones to maintain the stability of female endocrine system. For women with a healthy uterus, the level of estrogen in their bodies affects their intellectual status throughout their lives and can determine when they enter menopause.

The uterus affects a woman's life and requires meticulous care and protection, otherwise many diseases will take advantage of the situation and creep in without her noticing.

The most common ones are:

(1) Diseases related to pregnancy. Women are often the victims of contraceptive or pregnancy failure (such as miscarriage, hydatidiform mole, ectopic pregnancy), and in this process, the uterus is repeatedly damaged.

(2) Uterine inflammation caused by various microbial infections. In recent years, with the prevalence of sexually transmitted diseases, these inflammations have increased, such as uterine erosion, endometritis, cervicitis, and pelvic inflammatory disease.

(3) Pathological changes in the uterus caused by endocrine disorders. Such as irregular menstruation, functional uterine bleeding, uterine fibroids, uterine cancer, cervical cancer, ovarian tumors, etc.

The above is a series of methods on how to maintain the uterus in daily life. After my explanation, I hope everyone will pay enough attention to it, especially young women. The work pressure is getting greater and greater, so we should learn how to relieve the pressure in our lives. You can listen to music to relax and do more positive things.