Is it true that you won't get cervical cancer if you don't get married? What should you pay attention to in preventing cervical cancer?

According to traditional concepts, "unmarried women" naturally keep themselves virgin, and avoid many external causes of cervical cancer closely related to sexual behavior, such as smegma turning into carcinogens, sexually transmitted carcinogenic virus infection, etc.; there will be no childbirth trauma caused by various cervical lesions, such as erosion, cracks and eversion, which will become the internal basis of cancer. In this way, women with no history of sexual intercourse will really not suffer from cervical cancer?

Of course not. Unmarried women can also get cervical cancer, but it is rare. Unmarried women are reluctant to undergo gynecological census. Therefore, the domestic census targets married women, married women, and survey materials on unmarried women are lacking. Why do unmarried women also get cervical cancer? Reasons that need to be understood Surveys show that unmarried women with cervical cancer avoid many external causes of cervical cancer that are closely related to sexual behavior, not to mention various cervical lesions caused by childbirth trauma. Will unmarried women not get cervical cancer? Of course not. Unmarried women can also get cervical cancer, but it is very rare. Birth may be related to estrogen stimulation, mental trauma, socioeconomic status, family history of tumors, etc. The key is that the true cause of cervical cancer is still unclear. We only know that the combined effect of internal and external factors is of great significance to the incidence of cervical cancer.

Treat cervical cancer early

In fact, among the "three gynecological cancers", ovarian malignant tumors are the most dangerous with a lower incidence than cervical cancer. Why? Because its anatomical location is hidden, there is no perfect early diagnosis method, the effect of early and late metastasis is poor, and the mortality rate is much higher than the other two cancers.

The 5-year survival rate of cervical cancer treated in stage 1 or stage 2 can reach more than 95%. The so-called 5-year survival rate means that the patient survives for more than 5 years from the time of diagnosis. The "5-year survival rate" is different from the efficacy of various malignant tumors, and it does not mean that you can only live for 5 years. The key to treating cervical cancer is "three early": early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment.

To prevent cervical cancer, pay attention to these five points

The occurrence of cervical cancer is related to the following factors, and the prevention of cervical cancer should start from the following aspects.

1. Unclean sexual life

Due to the barrier protection of the hymen, the vaginal microecological environment of unmarried women is in a balanced state. Even if bacteria invade, it is difficult to get sick, so cervical erosion rarely occurs. Once sexual intercourse occurs, the vagina is relatively in an "open" state. During sex, the penis is in direct contact with the cervix. If men do not pay attention to sexual hygiene, bacteria can be directly brought into the vagina and infect the cervix. For women who already have cervical erosion, it can aggravate cervical inflammation, expand the erosion surface, and cause severe sexual bleeding.

2. Excessive cleaning

Some women pay great attention to hygiene, but lack the necessary knowledge and often use high-concentration disinfectants to clean the vagina, which is counterproductive. This is because it will not only affect the normal growth of vaginal flora and reduce the inhibitory effect of bacteria, but also cause varying degrees of cervical epithelial damage and eventually erosion.

3. Multiple miscarriages

Repeated miscarriages can cause varying degrees of cervical damage, giving bacteria an opportunity to cause cervicitis. The stimulation of inflammation will increase local secretions, and long-term immersion in inflammatory secretions will cause erosion.

4. Menstruation lasts too long

Studies have shown that cervical erosion is related to the menstrual cycle and duration. The prevalence of cervical erosion is 81.80% for menstruation with a menstrual cycle of ≤20 days, 43.81% for menstruation with a menstrual cycle of ≥20 days, 33.33% for menstruation with a menstrual cycle of ≤2 days, and 83.33% for menstruation with a menstrual cycle of ≥8 days. Therefore, women with short menstrual cycles and long menstrual cycles are more likely to suffer from cervical erosion.

5. Having multiple partners and having too much sex

Having sex more than 4 times a week, including menstruation, are also causes of cervical erosion that cannot be ignored.