Top 10 health topics that women are most concerned about

Women will encounter various health problems at different stages of life. What health topics do they care about most? Rainbow Salon recently launched a public welfare survey on "Health Topics Women Care About Most". Many readers voted via text message and explained their respective reasons. Today, we will reveal this latest list to you. Why not take a look and see if the health topics you care about are on the list? In the future, Rainbow Salon will launch a series of special reports and service activities targeting the topics that everyone cares about most, so stay tuned.

Reason for being on the list: The hot and humid climate, the bred bacteria, these are all the "accessories" brought by summer. If women are not careful during summer, their private parts will become a "breeding ground" for bacteria. The recurring inflammation is very depressing.

Reason for being on the list: Fight against fat and compete with belly. How to have a perfect body is a lifelong task for women. Weight loss and body shaping are honored on the list, do we need a reason?

Reasons for being on the list: Short or long menstrual cycles, dull pain in the lower abdomen, irritability, fear of cold and preference for warmth. The few days every month when I reunite with my "good friends" are always filled with various troubles.

Reason for being on the list: Ovarian cysts are no longer just a problem for middle-aged and elderly women. According to statistics, ovarian cysts have shown a trend of becoming younger, and the high incidence rate among unmarried women is even more surprising to us.

Reason for being on the list: Childbearing is a unique right given to women by God. However, environmental changes, heavy pressure, and modern lifestyles have made the road to pregnancy more and more difficult for more and more women.

In addition to the top five health topics that led with high votes, the last five health topics revealed to us in more detail the gynecological diseases that plague middle-aged women. The voters are generally over 40 years old, and the topics they are concerned about are: uterine fibroids, premature ovarian failure, endometriosis, breast hyperplasia, and menopausal syndrome.