What are the reasons for the formation of endometrial polyps? Proper exercise can prevent endometrial polyps

The appearance of endometrial polyps has brought special troubles to many women, which has an impact on the patient's life and work, especially on their body. More attention should be paid to the impact, and reasonable prevention is also needed in daily life.

Causes of endometrial polyps

1. Late marriage: Nowadays, many female friends tend to get married late and have fewer pregnancies than before. Therefore, the number of menstrual cycles in a lifetime is about 450-500, and each menstrual cycle leaves lost endometrial tissue

2. Menstrual sexual activity: Menstrual sexual activity is the main cause of menstrual blood reflux, with uterine contractions and more menstrual blood reflux.

3. Immunity: Normally, retrograde menstrual blood is engulfed by the immune system in the body, but when encountering poor immunity, it is easy to cause this inner membrane tissue to flow and adhere in the body. Causing the occurrence of this disease.

4. Inflammatory factors: Women with long-term gynecological inflammation are prone to causing uterine polyps, which can become larger and larger due to long-term inflammatory stimulation.

5. Endocrine disorders: Endometrial polyps are associated with high levels of estrogen, which promotes the development of the vagina, uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries themselves, while endometrial hyperplasia produces menstruation. The endometrium is only stimulated by estrogen, and the effect of pregnancy hormones is insufficient. The endometrium has unrestricted growth and is prone to producing polyps.

6. Pathogen infection: childbirth, miscarriage, postpartum infection, surgical procedures or mechanical stimulation, cervical injury during sexual intercourse, and pathogen invasion infection. Therefore, women with gynecological inflammation must actively undergo examination and treatment to avoid causing more diseases.

Prevention of endometrial polyps

1. Strengthen pregnancy health care: Regular examinations during pregnancy, timely detection of various complications during pregnancy, and timely treatment. Strengthen the intake of nutrients and vitamins during pregnancy. Pay attention to hygiene during pregnancy and regularly take showers and change clothes. After 8 months of pregnancy, as the cervix gradually relaxes, do not take a bath or engage in sexual activity to avoid infection.

2. Unauthorized abortion is not allowed: Some women who become pregnant, in order to prevent others from knowing, casually seek out a "doctor" or their own family for unauthorized abortion, which is very dangerous. There are many cases of inability to produce, on the contrary, mild cases of infection, severe cases of organ damage, blood transfusion, tetanus, and even death. So never adopt such dangerous practices.