The seven most vulnerable parts of a woman's body

1. Hair

The report pointed out that if a woman dyes her hair more than 12 times a year, her chance of developing lymphoma will be 26% higher than that of a woman who never dyes her hair. In this regard, Professor William of the Health Care Department of the Passage Center Hospital in the United States said that viral infection is the culprit of lymphoma, and the darker the color of the hair dye, the more dangerous it is. William recommends that you should not dye your hair more than twice a year and always do a skin test before dyeing your hair.

2. Eyes

Adolescence, menstruation, pregnancy, menopause... "vision crisis" runs through almost every woman's life. During adolescence, myopia will worsen as the body develops; during menstruation, people are prone to visual fatigue and blurred vision; during pregnancy, nutritional deficiencies can cause night blindness, multiple neuritis, and papillitis; and during menopause, presbyopia is inseparable. Therefore, women should supplement more B vitamins during these stages.

3. Nose

According to statistics, the nasal cavity inhales and exhales a total of 15,000 liters of air per day. As a result, a large number of bacteria will naturally deposit in the nasal mucosa and nasal cilia, and may allow pathogens such as colds and asthma to invade the human body. Researchers said that because women's blood composition changes during menstruation, their immunity is relatively weaker and they are more susceptible to respiratory infections. During this period, you should stay away from heavily polluted areas or overly cold or hot environments.

4. Skin

Cosmetics with added chemical substances often make the skin fragile; sunlight is another challenge that the skin faces. Professor William pointed out that ultraviolet rays are the main factor causing skin cancer, and skin color is closely related to skin cancer. People with blue eyes and red hair are more likely to develop skin cancer than people with dark skin.

5. Breasts

American sex expert Alan Ripp pointed out that breasts are the most vulnerable part of women. During sex, men's overly rough behavior may affect blood circulation in the breasts, artificial abortion may increase the risk of breast cancer, and even bras with too much lace and nylon may cause lactation disorders. But these are not entirely inevitable. Allen believes that having children can reduce a woman's risk of breast cancer. Studies show that to prevent breast cancer, we must pay attention to diet—corn, pumpkin, radish, etc. are all "weapons" to prevent breast cancer.

6. Heart

Drastic fluctuations in weight pose a greater threat to women's hearts. The report pointed out that if a woman loses or gains more than 10 kilograms in a year, her heart will suffer significant damage. American experts suggest that the following aspects should be paid attention to in order to prevent heart disease: 1. Lose weight. For overweight people, as long as they lose 3-5 kg ​​a year, their heart condition will be greatly improved. 2. Eat less egg yolks. For the elderly with high cholesterol, they can only eat two egg yolks a week at most.

7. Lungs, bladder, and kidneys

A report released by the American medical community shows that 400,000 people die from smoking-related diseases each year in the United States, of which 39% are women. The report states that tobacco is responsible for 30% of cancer cases and 80% of bronchitis and emphysema cases. The bladder is also a troublesome area for women, and 20% of women will experience brief cystitis in their lifetime. Drinking water is the key to preventing cystitis. You should drink 6-8 glasses of water every day, urinate every two or three hours, and wear cotton underwear.