What are the pathogenic factors of bladder cancer

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My uncle has been smoking for many years, and there is no pathological change in his lung. Instead, he has checked out bladder cancer. For such a malignant tumor, it is necessary to understand the cause and prevent it properly. Let's take a look at the pathogenic factors of bladder cancer.

What are the pathogenic factors of bladder cancer

First of all: contact and inhalation of chemical carcinogens is one of the causes of bladder cancer. The bladder is a bag for collecting and storing urine. After metabolism, the carcinogens absorbed by the body will be discharged with the urine. However, the urine of patients with bladder cancer will first accumulate to a certain volume in the bladder, and then be discharged from the body. If the urine is rich in carcinogens for a long time, the bladder will be damaged After long-term contact with carcinogens of bladder cancer, mucosal epithelial cells are easy to produce lesions after years of stimulation, and then evolve into bladder cancer.

Secondly, smoking is not only related to the cause of lung cancer, but also directly related to the cause of bladder cancer. The longer the history of drug addicts, the greater the smoking addiction, the higher the chance of getting bladder cancer. There are many carcinogens in cigarette smoke that may cause bladder cancer. In order to prevent the occurrence of bladder cancer, we should quit smoking and stay away from second-hand smoke.

Finally, the incidence of many cancers in drinking water is significantly higher than that in other areas, and the incidence of bladder cancer is several times higher than that in other areas. Besides arsenic, these well water also contains some substances that may cause bladder cancer. Therefore, it is very important to ensure that the water source is not polluted to avoid the occurrence of bladder cancer.

matters needing attention

Quit smoking and drinking, do not eat smoked, salted, fried, deteriorated and spicy food, these are easy to lead to bladder cancer factors. Keep perineum, especially urethral orifice clean to prevent infection. Drink 2-3 liters a day.