What are the hazards of girls smoking?

The hazards of female students smoking include irregular menstruation, pregnancy, premature ovarian failure, uterine diseases and breast diseases.

First, it causes irregular menstruation.

We all know that the nicotine contained in cigarettes, nicotine and other harmful substances will have a great impact on women's estrogen secretion, which may lead to the imbalance of estrogen secretion, thus inducing the occurrence of symptoms such as irregular menstruation, such as delayed menstruation, advanced or prolonged menstruation, and increased or decreased menstrual flow.

In addition, the survey shows that women who smoke regularly are more than three times more likely to suffer from dysmenorrhea than non-smoking women. Therefore, for the sake of health, women still have to quit smoking.

Second, it affects pregnancy.

Nicotine harmful substances contained in cigarettes will also adversely affect the ciliary movement function of fallopian tubes, and nicotine will reduce the probability of pregnancy for women. In addition, if women do not smoke after pregnancy, it may also affect the healthy development of the fetus, thus leading to the possibility of fetal malformation. So, for the sake of future generations, try to quit smoking.

Third, it leads to premature ovarian failure.

Harmful substances in cigarettes, such as nicotine and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, are harmful toxins that will change ovarian function, because these harmful substances will not only reduce the secretion level of estrogen in women, but also lead to premature ovarian failure and affect ovarian function.

Ovary is very important for women. It is the reproductive organs that produce estrogen. If this organ fails, women will look much older than their actual age. Therefore, in order to have a good ovarian organ and function, we must get rid of the bad habit of smoking.

Fourth, induce uterine diseases.

Women who smoke are more likely to get cancer, and the possibility of getting cervical cancer is as high as 80%, while women who inhale secondhand smoke for a long time have a risk of getting cervical precancerous lesions as high as 70%. Moreover, if women smoke during pregnancy, it may also lead to ectopic pregnancy or low breast milk secretion.

Fifth, induce breast diseases.

Although smoking does not directly lead to breast diseases, it will increase the risk of breast cancer in women.