What does dark disease mean?

There are many problems in the human body, and these problems will more or less have a certain impact on the human body. There are many types of diseases, including hidden diseases. Hidden diseases are difficult to talk about or detect, especially women are most prone to this disease, but there are still many people who don’t know about this disease, or understand this disease. So what does hidden disease mean?

(I) What does hidden disease mean?

1. A disease hidden in the body that is difficult to detect or treat.

2. Hidden illness. A disease that is too embarrassing to talk about.

(II) Six “hidden diseases” of women

1. Infection, allergy:

What to do? -- Sleeping naked

You need fresh air every day, and your body needs it too. After covering yourself up tightly all day, you should always give your body a chance to return to nature and completely relax at night. Moreover, if the sensitive vagina cannot always breathe, bacteria will breed more easily. If you are not careful, vaginal infection and allergies will bother you. So, when you are tired after a day and lying in bed completely relaxed, why not give your body a chance to relax completely?

2. Endometrial cancer:

What to do? -- Contraceptive pills

Taking birth control pills can reduce the risk of endometrial cancer. Estrogen accelerates the division of endometrial cancer cells, while the progesterone in birth control pills can inhibit estrogen. In addition, birth control pills can also prevent many diseases, such as ovarian cancer, osteoporosis, dysmenorrhea, menstrual disorders, ovarian tumors, acne, etc.

But if you have high blood pressure or other cardiovascular disease, try not to take birth control pills because in these cases, birth control pills may cause blood vessel blockage.

3. Genital diseases:

What to do? - Self-examination of the genitals

Performing vaginal self-examination once a month can help you detect possible vaginal diseases early and treat them early.

Dark spots – may be a sign of vulvar cancer. Vulvar cancer is a rare type of skin cancer that can be fatal if not treated early. But as long as you seek medical treatment early, 90% of them can be cured.

Lumps - This could be folliculitis, a blocked sebaceous gland, a benign tumor, or rarely, vulvar cancer. If the lump does not disappear after 2 weeks, you should see a doctor immediately.

Small white spots and skin as dry as paper - it may be vulvar psoriasis. This type of psoriasis is caused by endocrine imbalance. If not treated in time, it will cause labia atrophy.

Unpleasant odor and itching - may be fungal vaginitis or trichomoniasis. If you develop fungal vaginitis during pregnancy and do not receive prompt diagnosis and treatment, it may cause premature birth or affect the health of the fetus.

4. Poor fertility:

What to do? - Sunbathe

Adequate sunbathing can improve women's fertility and increase the chances of pregnancy. Studies have shown that women are more likely to get pregnant in seasons with abundant sunshine than in other seasons.

At the same time, getting more sun exposure can also reduce the risk of breast cancer. When exposed to sunlight, the body's vitamin D levels surge, and vitamin D is considered an effective substance for inhibiting the growth of cancer cells. In spring and summer, 15 minutes of sunbathing every day can produce enough vitamin D in your body. In autumn and winter when the daylight is shorter, you can take vitamin D directly, which has the same effect as sunbathing.

5. Breast cancer

What to do? - Take a walk

Breast cancer is a malignant tumor that occurs in the breast glandular epithelial tissue. It is one of the most common malignant tumors that seriously affects women's physical and mental health and even threatens their lives.

Maintaining a certain amount of activity can effectively reduce the hormone levels in the body that cause breast cancer cell growth. If you exercise for more than 5 hours a day, your risk of breast cancer will be reduced by 31% to 41%. Do you like your little dog at home? Then take it out for a walk. While running and stopping, you have easily kept the terrible breast cancer away.

6. Cervical cancer:

What to do? --Breakfast Cereal

Cervical cancer is also called endometrial cancer or endometrial adenocarcinoma. According to a survey, 30% of women with cervical cancer have significantly lower folic acid intake than normal women. At the same time, if you take enough folic acid during pregnancy, your baby's chance of developing fatal neurological deficiency will be reduced by 50%.