2. Gastritis:
Irregular lifestyles contribute to a high incidence of gastric diseases. Chronic atrophic gastritis, especially gastritis with atypical hyperplasia or intestinal metaplasia, provides a favorable environment for the growth and reproduction of cancer cells, promoting their proliferation.
3. Cervicitis:
Cervical cancer is a leading cause of death in women and the most common malignancy in females. Women with cervical cancer often exhibit evident inflammatory reactions in the cervical region. The presence of cervicitis reduces the cervical ability to resist toxins in the internal and external environments, leading to the invasion and transformation of harmful factors into cancer cells, ultimately resulting in cervical cancer.
