It is also more common in obese women. That can cause tumors but not malignant tumors. Currently, there are no statistically valid scientific studies proving that vitamins reduce the risk of any gynecological cancer. I don't like the doctors she has seen for endometriosis so far. It has the lowest survival rate.
Infertility seems to have a role in increasing the risk of both ovarian and endometrial cancer.
Yes that is correct, the symptoms will occur during the premenstrual period, but if they occur at other times, they can be a sign of gynecological cancer. Well, oral contraceptives are helpful in reducing the risk of ovarian cancer. One can reduce the risk of cervix cancer by a monogamous relationship. One can reduce the risk of endrometrial cancer by having children or using oral contraceptives. One can reduce the risk of breast cancer by not becoming overweight.