Gynecological tumors pose a great threat to women’s lives. Then how to prevent it in daily life? Experts make the following suggestions: 1. Women should pay attention to and monitor the lower abdominal and pelvic masses. For example, some patients often unintentionally feel the lower abdominal mass before waking up in the early morning, or there are smaller lumps in the annex, such as ovarian cysts, which should also be examined regularly, and should be diagnosed and treated as early as possible if once it increases rapidly. 2, women should go to the hospital regularly to do gynecological physical examination. Especially women over 35 years old should be checked once a year. Even if there is no physical discomfort, gynecological examination should not be ignored. 3.Taking estrogen drugs induces ovarian cancer. If women take estrogen-containing drugs, supplements and beauty products, they will unknowingly increase the level of estrogen in their bodies. In the long run, it will lead to high incidence of ovarian cancer and endometrial cancer. 4. Excessive mental pressure, smoking and other factors also lead to high incidence of ovarian cancer and endometrial cancer. 5. Beware of cervical cancer if you have sex too early. Research shows that the younger the age of first sexual intercourse, the higher the risk of cervical cancer. The rate of cervical cancer among women who have sex before the age of 18 is twice as high as that of adult women. If you have more than one sexual partner, the incidence of cervical cancer is also several times higher than normal. 6. Stay up late, sleep irregularly, and like to eat more spicy and fried food. These bad habits, but also easy to let the disease to take advantage of. 35 years of age or older women once a year physical examination Generally speaking, from inflammation to cancer development to 6-10 years. One-third of cancers can be cured if detected early. Many gynecological diseases have precancerous lesions that may have a latent period of several years, and precancerous lesions do not have any symptoms, so not only can they not be detected by self-tests, but they may even be missed during gynecological examinations. It is essential for women to have a gynecological examination once a year after the age of 35.