It is possible to suffer from uterine cancer even if you have not had sex. There are many reasons that trigger women’s uterine cancer, which are not only related to factors such as early sex, sexual life disorders and multiple sex partners, but also related to factors such as poor hygiene habits in normal times, poor nutritional status and smoking. Women who have sex are more likely to be infected with HPV virus. HPV virus infection can cause uterine cancer, so women who have sex are more likely to develop uterine cancer. If you have irregular vaginal bleeding and abnormal vaginal discharge, you must pay attention to it, and it is recommended that you go to the gynecology department of a regular hospital for examination in time to rule out the occurrence of the disease.