How is Trophoblastic Tumor Caused?

Trophoblastic tumor may be caused by a variety of factors, including genetic factors, endocrine disorders, poor living habits, multiple abortions, etc.

First, genetic factors are an important factor, and people with a family history of trophoblastic tumor are more likely to develop the disease. Second, endocrine disorders, ovarian dysfunction, etc. may also lead to the occurrence of trophoblastic tumor. In addition, poor living habits, such as long-term stay up late, irregular diet, excessive mental stress, etc., may increase the risk of disease. In addition, multiple abortions or childbirth, history of hydatidiform mole, and immune factors are also associated with the occurrence of trophoblastic tumor.