If the mother has stomach cancer, will it be inherited?

Is gastric cancer hereditary? I believe this is the question of most gastric cancer patients and their families. With the increase in gastric cancer patients in recent years, this question has also become a major problem that troubles medical workers. So is gastric cancer hereditary? Let's see what the experts say.

Experts point out that the occurrence of gastric cancer is somewhat correlated with heredity, and patients with a family history of gastric cancer are about three times more likely to develop gastric cancer than the general population. However, this heredity of gastric cancer is not cancer inheritance, but an individual's tendency to develop cancer.
Gastric cancer is one of the common malignant tumors of the digestive system. It has a high incidence rate and is very harmful. In recent years, the number of patients has continued to rise. While actively undergoing treatment, many patients worry about passing gastric cancer on to the next generation. So is gastric cancer hereditary?
Studies have shown that gastric cancer is a familial hereditary phenomenon caused by chromosomal aberrations. It is currently believed that this may be caused by chromosomal aberrations. This chromosomal aberration is sometimes inherited by offspring, but this inheritance is not a direct cancer inheritance, but an individual's tendency to develop cancer. When the body's immune function is low or defective, it can increase the susceptibility to gastric cancer and fail to eliminate the mutant cells in the bud stage in time, leading to gastric cancer.