Be careful that frequent miscarriages may cause cervical cancer

The incidence of cervical cancer has increased significantly in recent years compared to previous years. It used to be concentrated in people over 40 years old, but now it is gradually spreading to young people under 30 years old. Xiaomei is 30 years old and is a company employee. She had two unexpected pregnancies in 6 years. Both times she had artificial abortions due to busy work. Unfortunately, Xiaomei's body has had problems since the first abortion.

According to Xiaomei, she felt very uncomfortable at the time, with backache, lower abdominal pain and a significant increase in secretions. At first, she thought it was a normal reaction after the operation and did not pay enough attention to it. She just went to the pharmacy to buy some anti-inflammatory drugs. After 6 years, Xiaomei was diagnosed with cervical cancer during a company physical examination.

The doctor told Xiaomei that the younger age of cervical cancer patients is closely related to early marriage, early childbearing, abortion and multiple sexual partners. Clinical statistics show that more than 70% of married women have abortions, and most of them have done it more than twice. Frequent surgeries cause the originally healthy cervix to be harassed by instruments again and again, making it easy to be infected with human papillomavirus (HPV), which is the main cause of cervical cancer.

Tips: Chronic cervicitis and cervical cancer have some common symptoms, such as vaginal spotting or bloody vaginal discharge after sexual intercourse. In this case, you must do a cervical smear, colposcopy, cervical biopsy, etc., and treat cervicitis after excluding cancer.