Increased Prevalence of COPD, Tuberculosis, and Lung Cancer, as Well as the Oestrogen Levels in the Environment

Background: Era after contraception witnessed increased prevalence in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease(COPD), drug resistant tuberculosis, lung cancer. Consequently, COPD is associated with a significant economic burden, including hospitalization, work absence, and disability.

Objectives: Altruitic association between contraception, rising environmental estrogen, respiratory diseases [if any] is sought after.

Methods: Randomized sampling of 20-35 years,35-50 years, 50-70 years, >70 years was done with bioinformatics analysis.

Results: 4 fold increase in respiratory pathologies in contraceptive users than people without contraception; chronic obstructive pulmonary disease showed 75-80 fold increase in contraceptive users, of which ~40-fold increase in smokers with contraception , 40 -50 fold increase in people with contraception but nonsmokers in 35-50 years, 50-70 years age groups; Tuberculosis destroying lungs, tuberculous pneumonia of entire lung , inspite of antituberculous (drug resistance )treatment was seen in people with contraception by 15-30 fold increase; Lung Cancer was seen with 5-15 fold increase in contraceptive users in 20-50 years age group.

Conclusion: The concept is contraception, abortion has resulted in innocent aborted blood, contraceptive menstrual blood stained environmental pollution with hypoxia(obnoxious inhalational, exogenous stimuli), evidenced by rise in environmental estrogen; combined with smashed fragmentation of millions of germ cells every day, decreased endogenous estrogen resulting in defaulted genomic repertoire of every cell, leading to increase in prevalence of degenerative, neoplastic, autoimmune diseases, including respiratory pathologies; contraception reversal to autologous germ cell replant effect, restored hormonal surveillance, regresses diseases of all systems, including respiratory system; prohibition of abortions will decrease the aborted blood environmental pollution, thereby will decrease lung cancers, pulmonary diseases, tuberculosis.