Women's private parts cancer rate ranking

Cancers in women's breasts, vaginas, uteruses, ovaries and other parts of the body lead to gynecological diseases. So which of these parts has the highest chance of causing cancer? Let's take a look at the rankings.

1. Risk of cervical erosion causing cancer: ★★★★★

Cervical inflammation and cervical erosion are common diseases among married women, which are largely caused by damage to the cervix during childbirth, abortion or surgical operation, as well as unhygienic conditions and bacterial infection during the postpartum period and menstruation. According to statistics, the risk of developing cervical cancer due to cervical erosion is 7 to 12 times higher than that of people who do not have the disease. Therefore, if the disease is discovered, it must be treated seriously until it is completely cured.

2. Risk of breast hyperplasia causing cancer: ★★★★

There are many types of breast hyperplasia, including breast cystic disease, papilloma and fibroadenoma, all of which are benign breast lesions, but some of them can turn into malignant ones, especially for women with a family history of breast disease: regular breast examinations should be done. If the tumor is found to be growing rapidly, becoming hard, or the nipple is leaking bloody secretions, you should go to a women's and children's hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible to prevent the "devil" from attacking.

3. Uterine fibroids cancer risk: ★★★

This is a common benign gynecological tumor in middle-aged women, and it tends to occur in younger and younger people. The cause of this disease is not very clear at present, but it is related to endocrine disorders. If uterine fibroids grow rapidly, they may compress the rectum and bladder and cause difficulty in defecation and urination. In some people, they may develop into malignant tumors. Therefore, people diagnosed with uterine fibroids should be closely observed and followed up, or take measures as soon as possible to prevent malignant changes.

4. Cancer-causing rate of vulvar nevus: ★★

Vulvar nevi are black spots that occur on the skin of the vulva. Some are smooth, some are rough, and some may have hair growth. Vulvar pigmented nevi are more likely to become malignant than other moles on the body. This is because the vulva is often subjected to friction and irritation, and because pigmented nevi are more sensitive to the stimulation of sex hormones, they tend to increase in size and darken during puberty and pregnancy. According to statistics, 40% to 80% of malignant melanomas occur in pigmented nevi. Experts at the Women and Children's Hospital recommend that vulvar nevi should be examined at the gynecology department as soon as possible, or undergo preventive excision to prevent malignant transformation.

5. Endometrial hyperplasia carcinogenicity rate: ★★

Studies have shown that uterine cancer is one of the cancers with a significantly increased incidence in my country. Endometrial hyperplasia is a benign disease caused by the stimulation of the endometrium by large amounts of estrogen, which manifests as irregular and excessive abnormal uterine bleeding. This lesion may develop into endometrial cancer, so if a woman finds such symptoms, she should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time. The best treatment for endometrial hyperplasia is hysteroscopic surgery, which is less invasive, less damaging to the uterus, and can preserve fertility.