What causes ovarian cysts?

What causes ovarian cysts?

The formation mechanism of ovarian cysts is relatively complex, and its causes are related to many factors, including diet and environmental factors, irregular work and rest, and hormone stimulation. Modern women should pay more attention to their health, understand the causes of the disease, help understand the disease more comprehensively, and actively eliminate the adverse effects of ovarian cysts from the source.

1. Diet and environmental factors

Improper diet structure, such as high cholesterol diet and vitamin deficiency, is an important cause of ovarian cysts. Long-term adverse environmental factors such as secondhand smoke and ionizing radiation may also lead to the occurrence of ovarian cysts. Take care of women's reproductive health, stay away from adverse environmental factors, eat a reasonable diet, exercise actively, and maintain a good body to better resist the occurrence of diseases.

2. Irregular work and rest

The sleep time of modern young people is greatly shortened. Bad living habits and excessive psychological stress can lead to decreased immunity, which is also one of the main reasons for the increase in the incidence of ovarian cysts. The ovary is an important endocrine organ in women. It has important functions such as ovulation, estrogen secretion, and hormone balance and coordination in the body. If the life is irregular, it is easy to cause abnormal endocrine levels in women, which in turn induces ovarian cysts.

3. Hormone stimulation

Ovarian cysts mostly occur in women of childbearing age, which has a lot to do with the excessive secretion of hormones in women of this age group. With the improvement of living standards, many women like to take medicine to lose weight and beautify themselves. Most of these medicines contain a certain amount of hormones. Long-term use will lead to disordered hormone levels in the body, thereby stimulating the formation of ovarian cysts. In recent years, the incidence of ovarian cysts has continued to rise, showing a trend of younger age, which has nothing to do with these factors.