What diseases will women get if they work too hard?

As society develops better and better, women also have a certain social status. Therefore, in some daily work, women can also take up the job as long as they have the ability. However, women's physiological structure is different from that of men after all. Women are not as able to withstand some high-intensity work as men. Even if they can withstand it, the physical damage will be greater than that of men. Therefore, it is recommended that women do not overwork themselves in daily life. So what diseases can women get if they work too hard?

Modern women are facing the consequence of early physical decline due to excessive psychological pressure, pollution of the macro-environment such as air, water quality, food and micro-environment such as radiation from modern household and office appliances, smoking (including passive smoking), lack of physical exercise, etc. In addition, women's physiological functions are maintained by ovarian function. Under the influence of the above-mentioned adverse factors, premature ovarian failure, which should only occur between the ages of 45 and 55, occurs ahead of schedule. In addition, infertility at an advanced age or first birth, short breastfeeding period or complete artificial feeding of babies, and certain autoimmune diseases that are common in young women can often affect the ovaries, increasing the incidence of ovarian dysfunction at a younger age year by year and bringing on menopause early.

Since white-collar women often work overtime and stay up late, they are prone to metabolic disorders. Especially for women who only sleep 4 hours or less per night, there will be problems with their metabolism. At the same time, the functions of the brain-pituitary gland-ovaries are disordered, causing menstrual changes, which in turn lead to symptoms of gynecological endocrine disorders, such as menstrual disorders, acne on the face, etc. In addition, problems with metabolism and poor blood circulation will also affect the body's excretion rate of waste, toxins and other substances.

White-collar women often sit and lack exercise, which can easily lead to poor blood circulation in the lower body. For example, always crossing their legs will hinder blood circulation in the legs, causing poor blood circulation in the pelvic cavity, and aggravating certain existing gynecological inflammatory problems in women. In addition, sitting in a poor posture for a long time may also cause chronic adnexitis, which can lead to the ascending infection and spread of pathogens through the vagina, and then affect the entire pelvic cavity. Especially during women's menstrual period, sitting for a long time can easily cause menstrual blood to flow backwards, resulting in chronic pelvic congestion, stimulating peripheral nerves and causing swelling.