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This study investigated the characteristics of gynaecological cancers and is aimed at identifying significant risk variables using the National Health Insurance Sharing Service database to develop practical interventions for affected patients. Data regarding patients with uterine and ovarian cancer from the National Health Insurance Sharing Service database were collected and analysed using Student’s  t -test, logistic regression, and receiver operating characteristic curve analyses. Student’s  t -test analyses revealed that age, body mass index, blood pressure, and waist variables differed significantly among patients with uterine cancer. Gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase levels were higher in patients with ovarian cancer than in patients with uterine cancer. Physical fitness function tests reflected the status of patients with cancer. Moreover, physical disability was associated with an increased incidence of ovarian cancer. Intensive exercise for 20 min more than 1 time per week must be avoided to prevent uterine cancer. Receiver operating characteristic curve analyses showed that the optimal cutoff value for one-leg standing time, a prognostic and preventive factor in ovarian cancer, was 9.50 s (sensitivity, 94.9%; specificity, 96.9%). Controlling significant variables for each gynaecological cancer type in an individualised and optimised manner is recommended, including by maintenance of an adjusted exercise-centred lifestyle.

Significant Physical and Exercise-Related Variables for Exercise-Centred Lifestyle: Big Data Analysis for Gynaecological Cancer Patients