Causes of ovarian cysts

Causes of ovarian cyst formation:

The causes of adverse symptoms of female ovarian cysts may be related to some internal environment, such as women's own endocrine factors, acidification of body tissue fluid and long-term diet structure. It may also be related to some external factors, such as the external environment. The ovaries are very important to women. They are part of the reproductive organs and are related to fertility. The appearance of ovarian cysts has brought serious harm to women's health.

1. Environmental factors

Some external environmental factors, such as long-term unreasonable dietary structure, such as long-term high-cholesterol diet in patients, lack of vitamins A, C, and E in women, bad living habits of long-term smoking, and long-term exposure to ionizing radiation environment, are all closely related to the adverse symptoms of ovarian cysts in women.

2. Diet structure

Some women lack long-term living habits, coupled with frequent excessive psychological stress, which leads to excessive acidification of the body, which then leads to a decline in the overall function of the female body, and then leads to adverse symptoms such as kidney deficiency. We all know the truth that the liver and kidney are homologous, and the pathological deficiency of kidney ovarian cysts is liver deficiency, which then leads to slow metabolic circulation in the lower jiao, leading to some ovarian diseases and endocrine disorders, and leading to a decline in female immune function.

3. Acidification of body tissue fluid

If the human body wants to stay healthy, it is very important to balance the pH value. If female body cells are in acidic body fluids, the amount of oxygen dissolved in normal cells in the body will decrease, which will lead to a decrease in cell activity and a slowdown in metabolic cycles. Once it drops to 65% of the normal value of the human body, normal cells will not be able to survive.

4. Endocrine factors

Pregnancy actually has a protective effect on the ovaries, so women who have not had children are more susceptible to the disease. If a woman's first menstruation is before the age of 12 or after the age of 50, it may be associated with ovarian cysts.