Women who have done this will never get cancer in their lifetime

Getting pregnant and having children is a woman’s mission. It not only continues the next generation, but is also beneficial to her own health. Experts say that women who have given birth are less likely to get cancer later.

Experts say that during pregnancy, the fetus' cells, commonly known as stem cells, will enter the mother's body and differentiate into various cells of the mother, repairing some defects of the original cells. This repair process may cure some of the mother's existing diseases, such as heart disease, high blood pressure, and some gynecological diseases. "It can be said that giving birth to a child is a kind of rebirth for the mother, and this rebirth is given by the child."

Not only that, women who have given birth will also find some unexpected changes, such as less annoying dysmenorrhea or even disappearance without a trace. This is mainly because women's ovaries will automatically stop ovulating during pregnancy, giving the ovaries a chance to rest and repair. Other causes of dysmenorrhea, such as endometriosis, may also improve during pregnancy.

In addition, a 10-year survey study of 9,704 women from the United States showed that as women who have not given birth have a 44% increased risk of femoral fractures in the pelvis after getting older, and each time a woman gives birth, her fracture risk decreases by 9%. The study also pointed out that if a woman has a complete pregnancy process in her lifetime, she can increase her immunity for 10 years. This immunity is mainly against gynecological tumors, and it will reduce the risk of cancer, especially ovarian cancer and breast cancer. Breastfeeding can do the same thing.

Many people worry that their memory will decline and their brain will not work as well after having children. In fact, there is no need to worry. Research from the University of Richmond in Virginia, USA, shows that pregnancy not only does not make mothers stupid, but also makes them smarter, more organized and skillful in doing things. In fact, a woman who has given birth is complete, and it is more beneficial from a health perspective.