Common causes of cervical precancerous lesions

What are cervical precancerous lesions? I didn't know why I got cervical precancerous lesions. This is closely related to our daily life. For example, those who often change sexual partners have a higher chance of getting the disease than ordinary people. The incidence rate of uncontrolled sexual life is also very high. The incidence rate of not paying attention to hygiene during menstruation is also very high. Maintaining personal hygiene and hygiene during menstruation plays a certain role in preventing cervical precancerous lesions.

1. Dysfunction of internal organs and blockage of meridians are the primary causes of disease

Years of research on the meridian constitution tumor elimination method has confirmed that meridian blockage is the direct cause of cervical precancerous lesions. Why is this? In the instant when human cells are newly divided (like a nuclear explosion), a multi-attribute high-pressure wave energy is generated. This wave energy is released from the body through the channel with the least resistance in the human body under the strong pressure of cell division. This wave energy is the meridian flow, the meridian is the channel for the release of this wave energy, the acupoints are the intersections and stations for the release of wave energy, the skin is the channel entrance, and the wave energy is released from the channel entrance out of the body.

2. Causes of cervical precancerous lesions

(1) Relationship with sexual life and marriage: Women who have early sexual life (i.e., those who have sexual life before the age of 18) have a 4-fold higher incidence of cervical precancer than those who have sexual life after the age of 18. Women who have early sexual life and have sexually transmitted diseases such as syphilis and gonorrhea have a 6-fold higher incidence of cervical precancer than normal women. It has been confirmed that women who have sexual relations with multiple men have a higher chance of developing cervical precancer, while virgins rarely suffer from cervical precancer.

Unmarried and nulliparous women have a very low chance of developing cervical precancer. Women who have married multiple times have a higher incidence of cervical precancer. Multiple births and poor perinatal care and delivery processes will also increase the incidence of cervical precancer. However, multiple births will not increase the incidence of cervical precancer.

(2) Relationship with spouse: Some people believe that the wife of a husband with phimosis or prepuce is at a higher risk of developing cervical precancerous lesions. The wife of a man who has penile cancer or prostate cancer or whose ex-wife has cervical precancerous lesions, or a man who has a sexual partner, is more likely to develop cervical precancerous lesions.

The incidence of cervical precancerous lesions is high, which has a great impact on women's physical and mental health. We must always take preventive measures. It prevents us from living and studying normally. It is a bomb between couples and takes away our happy life. Female friends must take good care of their bodies and don't wait until you get sick to find the cause. It will be too late by then.