One symptom in the sexual life of men and women is likely to be cancer

Adolescent boys and girls are always impulsive. As their bodies mature, they gradually develop an understanding and desire for sex, so some boys and girls try the forbidden fruit. However, the price of tasting the forbidden fruit is huge. Regardless of whether you are a man or a woman, if you start having sex too early, you will increase the risk of cancer.

Early sexual activity increases risk of cancer

If the first sexual intercourse begins too early, it will not only affect physical development, but also make people more susceptible to cancer. This is not alarmist, but has been clinically confirmed. It has been clinically confirmed that having sex too early will significantly increase the incidence of various diseases such as prostate cancer and breast cancer.

Men who have sex too early are more likely to develop prostate cancer

For men, the relationship between sex and the incidence of prostate cancer is that the function of the prostate is like an unobstructed water pipe. Frequent sexual stimulation will cause the pipe to wear out and provide an unfavorable environment for cancer.

The latest research shows that early first sexual intercourse and frequent sexual intercourse will significantly increase the incidence of prostate cancer. If the age of first ejaculation is under 15 years old, the age of first sexual activity is under 24 years old, the marriage age is over 40 years, and the average number of sexual activities per month is more than 12 times, then you are very likely to develop prostate cancer after the age of 40 to 50. Frequent use of aphrodisiacs and sperm enhancers will disrupt the balance of hormones in the body, which is also an important cause of prostate cancer. Although there are different opinions on this, the early detection of prostate cancer should attract our special attention.

Having sex too early can cause great damage to your body

For some young people, sex is something they do as they please and they don't pay attention. But as the well-known brand for both sexes, Lelo, advocates: A healthy body is the basis of perfect sex. Only when the body is ready can sex be more perfect. However, the bodies of teenagers are not fully prepared yet. Having sex too early and too frequently will not only cause great physical exhaustion for both men and women, but will inevitably lead to poor physical condition over time. It will also affect the mental state, and even the thinking ability, memory, and analytical ability will deteriorate.

Women who have sex too early are more likely to get cervical cancer

The occurrence of cervical cancer is related to sexual activity, first sexual intercourse before the age of 16, early childbirth, and multiple births. Women who have sexual contact with high-risk men with penile cancer, prostate cancer, or whose sexual partners have had cervical cancer are also prone to cervical cancer. It has been confirmed that high-risk HPV infection is the main risk factor for cervical cancer.

The incidence of cervical cancer in women who start sexual activity too early is four times higher than that in women who start sexual activity after the age of 16. Women who have many sexual partners and who start having sex too early are more likely to develop cervical cancer. Unmarried and nulliparous women have very little chance of developing cervical cancer. The incidence of cervical cancer is also higher in women who have been married for multiple times. Multiple births and poor perinatal maintenance and delivery process will also increase the incidence of cervical cancer.

After sperm is ejaculated, the vagina produces sperm antibodies, which take 4 months to disappear. If you have sexual intercourse with multiple men, multiple foreign proteins will enter your body. Not only will you not be able to produce antibodies, but on the contrary, the strong stimulation will cause infertility or develop into cancer.

Regular screening to detect cervical cancer early

The incidence of cervical cancer is increasing year by year, posing a serious threat to women's health and even lives. For early detection and intervention, regular gynecological examinations are necessary. It may be too late to seek examination and treatment after a series of symptoms such as vaginal bleeding and abnormal discharge of bloody fluid appear. Regular check-ups are a "talisman" for women to stay away from cervical cancer.

Regardless of age, women who have been sexually active for more than 3 years should have a gynecological examination every year, including cervical cytology, or a combined cytology (TCT) and HPV screening every three to five years.