Harmful habits that harm your cervix

　　Harmful Habit 1: Long-term use of pads. many female It is believed that using panty liners can avoid direct contact between the vagina and underwear and help keep the vaginal environment clean. This idea is very wrong, because long-term use of panty liners can easily lead to poor ventilation of the vagina and lead to infection. Therefore, it is recommended that you only use panty liners during the short period when menstruation is about to start or when menstruation is about to begin.

　　Harmful Habit 2: Sitting for long periods of time. Almost everyone knows that sitting for long periods of time will lead to poor blood circulation, but more importantly, women who sit for long periods of time have poor perineal ventilation, blocked blood circulation, and are more susceptible to infection.

　　Harmful Habit 3: Blindly using vaginal lotions. When many women feel discomfort in their vagina, they usually go to pharmacies to buy vaginal lotion for use. In fact, frequent use of vaginal lotion will cause great damage to the vaginal environment and may lead to Vaginitis of aggravation. It is recommended that women only use lotion under the guidance of a doctor when they really need to use it.

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　　you are susceptible cervical cancer Intrusive crowd?

　　Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) is a precancerous lesion. The risk of developing cervical cancer in situ is 20 times that of normal people, and the risk of developing cervical invasive cancer is 7 times that of normal people. The high-risk groups prone to CIN are mainly concentrated in the following 10 categories of people:

　　1. Those who have multiple sexual partners or have frequent sexual intercourse;

　　2. Women who had first sexual intercourse at a young age;

　　3. Its male Women whose sexual partners have other sexual partners with cervical cancer;

　　4. Women who currently or have had herpes simplex virus infection in the past;

　　5、AIDS Women with viral infections;

　　6. Suffering from other sexually transmitted diseases disease , especially women with mixed sexually transmitted diseases;

　　7. Women who are receiving immunosuppressive treatment;

　　8. Women who smoke;

　　9. Have had cervical lesions, such as chronic Cervicitis Women with a history of CIN and reproductive tract malignancies without timely treatment;

　　10. Women who have had or are currently suffering from high-risk human papillomavirus infection in the reproductive tract.