The main causes of cervical precancerous lesions

To treat cervical precancerous lesions, a diagnosis must be made first, and the diagnosis must be made in a professional hospital to ensure the accuracy of the diagnosis. Experts point out that no matter how the diagnosis is made, it is necessary to understand the cause of cervical precancerous lesions. The following is an analysis of the causes of cervical precancerous lesions by experts.

The main causes of cervical precancerous lesions:

1. For uterine bleeding that does not heal for a long time, especially uterine bleeding after menopause, you should consider the possibility of endometrial cancer and have a gynecological examination as soon as possible for early detection and treatment.

2. People with high income and higher education have a 2 times higher risk of developing cervical precancerous lesions than poorer people.

3. Those with a history of X-ray exposure have a higher probability of developing cervical precancerous lesions than those without a history of X-ray exposure. Due to the influence of genetic factors, patients with cervical precancerous lesions often have a family history or a history of cancer in close relatives.

The causes of cervical precancerous lesions are very complex, including both genetic and acquired factors. Experts point out that those with a family history of cervical precancerous lesions and a close relative history of cancer have an increased risk of the disease, so to prevent this disease, people with a genetic history should pay attention.