30 years old is the high-risk age for uterine fibroids

Women over 30 are at high risk of uterine fibroids, especially those who have not given birth and are often depressed. If not discovered in time, it may harm multiple organs in the body. It is very important for women to have a planned and purposeful gynecological examination once a year. Early prevention and early treatment are the only way to be responsible for your own health.

1. High work pressure and no sex life;

2. Having normal sexual life and not getting pregnant without any contraceptive measures;

3. They have hardly ever had a physical examination, and often give up the gynecological examination organized by their workplace;

4. Have a history of gynecological diseases, such as cervical erosion, uterine fibroids, etc., but in the early stages;

5. Abnormal leucorrhea with odor;

6. Dysmenorrhea, irregular menstruation, either late or early menstruation;

7. Symptoms such as abdominal distension, abdominal pain, back pain, and unexplained weight loss often occur;

8. Often have negative emotions such as depression.

Each of the above 8 conditions has hidden gynecological disease risks. The healthiest physical condition for women over 30 years old is: moderate stress and at least 1-2 satisfactory sex lives per week. In addition, women of this age basically need to complete a reproductive process and let the ovaries complete their mission. Only when these conditions are met can the body have a virtuous cycle. In addition, it is necessary to have a planned and purposeful annual comprehensive gynecological examination to prevent the occurrence of malignant tumors and other diseases, pay more attention to your menstrual status, maintain an optimistic mood, and conduct regular examinations for previous gynecological history. Be aware of it and don't deceive yourself or be too lazy to pay attention. You must be responsible for your own health.

The age of 30+ is the peak period for uterine fibroids

Target population: All women over 30 years old, especially those who have not given birth and are often depressed.

Uterine fibroids are the most common benign tumors of the female reproductive organs: Studies have found that about 20% of women aged 30 to 50 suffer from uterine fibroids, and the disease has been increasing in recent years. Although uterine fibroids are benign tumors and most symptoms are not obvious, if not discovered in time, they will endanger multiple organs of the body and may also cause infertility.

Therefore, early prevention and early treatment are very necessary.