What is the cause of nasal lymphoma

Lymphoma is a common tumor disease. There are many causes of lymphoma, and chronic inflammation is also a cause of lymphoma. The occurrence of lymphoma has caused great harm to the patient's health, so everyone should actively prevent the occurrence of lymphoma. The following is an introduction to the causes of nasal lymphoma.

The cause of lymphoma is still not very clear, but studies have confirmed that long-term immune dysfunction, viral infections such as Epstein-Barr virus (human herpes virus), long-term exposure to harmful chemicals such as benzene, and people who are exposed to radiation and electronic radiation for a long time will greatly increase the risk of lymphoma.
At present, the medical community has also confirmed that multiple factors are related to the onset of lymphoma, the first of which is viral and bacterial infection. There is sufficient evidence to prove that patients with chronic gastritis, especially those with chronic gastritis infected with Helicobacter pylori, are directly related to the occurrence of lymphoma. In addition, immune dysfunction and genetic factors formed after organ transplantation are also closely related to the occurrence of lymphoma.
The lymphatic system is an important defense system of the body. It helps the body resist germs, such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, etc., and protects humans from diseases. Therefore, it is called the human body's "army." Wherever there is body fluid, there is lymphatic tissue. Similarly, lymphoma can appear in various parts of the body, such as brain lymphoma, lung lymphoma, intestinal lymphoma, gastric lymphoma, oral lymphoma, etc.