6 diseases caused by smoking in women

　　Smoking is harmful healthy , especially for female Generally speaking, cigarettes are more harmful. Smoking in women is more likely to cause premature aging, menstrual problems, and even affect pregnancy, affecting future generations. Below, we will summarize for you the 6 major common causes of smoking in women. disease。

　　1. Susceptible to disease cancer

　　Smoking women suffer from breast cancer The risk is 40% higher than that of non-smoking women. cervical cancer are 14 times more likely than non-smoking women to suffer from ovarian cancer The risk is 28 times higher.

　　2. cause Dysmenorrhea

　　Compared with non-smokers, women who smoke 10 to 30 cigarettes a day are twice as likely to suffer from dysmenorrhea. Women with a smoking history of 10 to 20 years have almost three times the risk of dysmenorrhea as non-smokers. Smoking can constrict blood vessels. Uterus Intimal blood flow is reduced and dysmenorrhea cramps occur.

　　3.Menstrual disorders

　　The nicotine in tobacco can reduce the secretion of female sex hormones, thereby interfering with the physiological processes related to menstruation, causing delayed menarche, disordered menstruation, early onset of menopausal syndrome, amenorrhea or scanty menstruation, and even affecting pregnancy in severe cases.

　　4. Cause premature aging

　　The nicotine in cigarettes can stimulate the spasm and contraction of capillaries, causing insufficient blood and oxygen supply to the skin, affecting normal metabolism and accelerating aging.

　　The skin of women who smoke is often dry, rough, has reduced elasticity, has many wrinkles, is dark in color, and has a haggard face, which often makes them look much older than their actual age.

　　5. Affect pregnancy

　　Nicotine causes ciliary dysfunction in the fallopian tube and affects the normal operation of sperm and fertilized eggs.； At the same time, smoking causes the body's immune function to be low, making the fallopian tubes or other pelvic organs susceptible to infection, which can lead to infertility or ectopic pregnancy.

　　6. Disaster to future generations

　　Toxic substances in tobacco are absorbed into the mother's blood, reducing the blood oxygen content in the mother's body and the blood oxygen content in the placenta, thus affecting the development of the fetus. Therefore, pregnant women who smoke often suffer from fetal growth retardation, developmental malformations and low birth weight babies.

　　In addition, the incidence of congenital heart disease, anencephaly, dementia, mentally retarded people and mentally ill children has increased significantly. These children are not only weak, but also at high risk of serious diseases and high mortality within one year of birth.