Depressed women are one of the groups prone to uterine fibroids

At present, the incidence of uterine fibroids remains high, and the question of who is susceptible to uterine fibroids has become a question in the minds of many women. Experts say that uterine fibroids are increasingly favoring middle-aged women in their thirties and forties, especially those with depression, sexual dysfunction, and infertility. Let's take a closer look.

1. Depressed women are prone to uterine fibroids: Middle-aged women face the dual mental pressure of work and family, and are prone to depression. With the arrival of menopause, women begin to enter the "estrogen control period". During this period, women's own depression can easily increase the secretion of estrogen and strengthen its effect, which can sometimes last for several months or even years.

2. Sexual disorders affect uterine health: Normal sexual stimulation between couples can promote the normal functioning of neuroendocrine system and enable the body to secrete hormones normally and well. However, long-term sexual disorders can easily cause hormone secretion disorders, leading to chronic pelvic congestion and inducing uterine fibroids.

3. Premature menopause in women without children: During pregnancy and lactation, the ovaries postpone ovulation for a certain number of times, and women without children cannot get timely and effective protection from progesterone, which makes them prone to uterine fibroids. Therefore, women without children are also one of the groups prone to uterine fibroids.

The above is the content related to the population susceptible to uterine fibroids introduced by experts. I believe everyone has already understood it. Experts remind that if you belong to one of the above three groups, you must pay more attention to the changes in your body. The editor wishes you good health.

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