Menstrual pain in women in their 40s can increase the risk of uterine fibroids and cancer, potentially affecting their daughters.

“Did you know that nearly half of women in their 40s suffer from uterine fibroids?
If you endure it thinking it is just a simple menstrual cramp, at some point you may be diagnosed with 'fibroids or cancer'.

You can face it.
What’s even scarier is that this habit could be passed on to our daughter.”

Menstrual cramps are not simply temporary pain caused by uterine contractions.

Especially if the pain gets worse every month and is not controlled by painkillers, it is secondary dysmenorrhea.

It is highly likely.

 

The main causes are

Uterine fibroids: Benign tumors that develop in the uterine wall, found in more than half of women in their 40s.

Adenomyosis: Endometrial tissue grows into the muscle layer of the uterus, causing severe pain and bleeding.

Endometriosis: Can lead to infertility or intra-abdominal adhesions.

If left untreated, it can lead to continued hormonal stimulation and blood flow disturbances.
The risk of developing uterine cancer and endometrial cancer also increases.

 

The important thing is to change the “habit of enduring pain.”

In recent medical reports, deep uterine heat therapy, which keeps the uterus warm, is also mentioned.
It is known to have a positive effect on improving blood circulation and restoring endometrial health.

If you actually warm the uterus deeply,

Improved blood flow in the uterus

Pain relief from fibroids and adenomyosis

Reducing the risk of infertility and cancer by strengthening the uterine lining
You can expect the same changes.

 

“The moment you just get through a month of pain, your uterus starts to get sick little by little.
Start taking care of your deep uterine heat now.
“I can protect not only my health, but also my daughter’s future.”