Ways to prevent cervical precancerous lesions Staying away from these high-risk factors can easily prevent cervical cancer

There is a kind of cancer that can be completely prevented and can be prevented in a simple way, that is cervical cancer. Because the cervix has a precancerous lesion stage, early prevention of cervical precancerous lesions is very important.

In the past 30 years, cervical cancer has tended to be younger. The reason is related to changes in people's lifestyles. Premature sexual activity and unstable sexual partners are unfavorable factors. In addition, they do not take examinations seriously when adverse symptoms occur, missing the best time for early detection and early treatment.

So far, cervical cancer is the only cancer with a known cause, the HPV virus (human papillomavirus). "HpV is a common virus that many people have on their skin, especially in warm and moist areas like the perineum. It is brought to the vagina and cervix through sexual intercourse, causing cervical lesions. This is the beginning of cancer. However, being infected with HPV is not terrible, because more than 90% of women can clear it up on their own in less than a year as long as they are healthy."

In fact, the development of cervical cancer is a long process. From the beginning of infection with HPV, an average of 6 cases of cervical lesions lead to cancer ~ 8 years, up to 10 years. "Such a long time is enough for detection and treatment. If it is found early, the treatment is simple and 100% cancer-free. The problem is that people often ignore the examination and miss the best time for treatment." Experts say that the examination is very simple, just do a cervical cell scraping and HPV examination, which is completely non-invasive and painless, and one examination only takes 6 minutes.

"Women need 7 6-minute tests in their lifetime." He said that after a woman has sex, she should spend 6 minutes every year for the first two years to check. If the result is negative, she can extend the test to every two years. If it is still negative after two consecutive years, she can check once every three years, and then check again after two consecutive years. "If you follow this rule and do 7 tests with negative results, you can leave the threat of cervical cancer behind forever."

Reminder: It is also critical to prevent cervical precancerous lesions and stay away from high-risk factors

Smoking is one of the risk factors for cervical cancer. To prevent cervical cancer, women should avoid smoking because smoking increases the incidence of invasive cervical cancer, especially squamous cell carcinoma. Low vitamin C intake in smokers' diet increases the risk of cervical cancer. Long-term smoking weakens the body's protective factors.

2. The incidence of cervical cancer is very high, especially in menopausal women, who have one of the highest incidence rates of cervical cancer. Menopausal women with abnormal menstruation or bleeding after sexual intercourse should be alert to the possibility of reproductive tract cancer and actively carry out cervical cancer screening.

3. In order to prevent cervical erosion, we should first advocate late marriage and less childbearing, so that women can stay away from the invasion and threat of this disease. Generally, if men have problems such as foreskin being too long, they should be diagnosed and treated as soon as possible to avoid inducing cervical cancer in women. In addition, sexual life should be moderate. Too many sexual partners and frequent sexual life can induce cervical cancer.

4. Female friends should pay attention to the regulation of dietary nutrition to avoid malnutrition. Some antioxidant micronutrients, such as beta-carotene, vitamin A, vitamin C, and vitamin E, can prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer.