Long-term overtime work can easily lead to uterine fibroids

With the increase of work pressure, overtime work has become commonplace. For female white-collar workers, long-term overtime work can easily lead to many gynecological diseases, uterine fibroids being one of them.

Hidden danger 1: Uterine fibroids bury a "time bomb"

Work pressure has prolonged the original working hours. Many "hardworking women" in the workplace have to work overtime day and night to complete the tasks assigned by their superiors as soon as possible, resulting in endless work and endless overtime. This extremely irregular life can easily disrupt the body's balance, leading to neuroendocrine system dysfunction, estrogen and progesterone disorders, and may even lead to gynecological diseases such as uterine fibroids.

If women find themselves experiencing increased vaginal discharge, abdominal mass, frequent urination, constipation, lower abdominal pain, prolonged menstruation, irregular vaginal bleeding, backache and fatigue, etc., these symptoms may be a precursor to uterine fibroids. At this time, they should go to the hospital for examination. Gynecologists will choose the appropriate treatment method for the patient based on the size of the fibroids, such as using hysteroscopy for removal.

Hidden danger 2: Poor blood circulation requires timely adjustment

Bad living habits such as early menarche, endometriosis, negative emotions and stress, estrogen secretion disorders, frequent incubation in air-conditioned rooms, and lack of attention to diet regulation may all cause irregular menstruation.

Menstrual irregularities can manifest as abdominal distension and pain during menstruation, mental tension, depression, vomiting, and syncope; excessive or very little menstrual flow, irregular menstrual cycles, abnormal menstrual flow, color, and quality, etc. Once menstrual irregularities occur, patients need to communicate with doctors carefully to find out the real cause of menstrual irregularities and receive symptomatic treatment. In addition to Western medicine, the use of Chinese medicine under the guidance of a physician is also a good choice.

Hidden danger 3: Negative emotions endanger breast health

Negative emotions in work and life are not vented in time, sleeping is often shallow and dreamy, and living habits such as smoking and drinking can easily have a huge impact on breast health.

There are three main symptoms of lobular hyperplasia of the breast: the first is breast pain, which can seriously affect life and work; the second is localized thickening or lumps in the breast, which will become smaller or even disappear with menstruation; the third is nipple discharge, which may be milky or water-like secretions.

For women, early detection and early treatment of lobular breast hyperplasia are effective means to perform regular breast examinations under the guidance of a doctor. Early detection and treatment of lobular breast hyperplasia can avoid breast cancer caused by worsening breast disease. Patients with lobular breast hyperplasia should pay attention to releasing stress, venting negative emotions, and developing a regular and healthy life, so as to recover health as soon as possible and shorten the treatment time.