How does pancreatic cancer develop?

How does pancreatic cancer develop? Many people are confused and suffer from pancreatic cancer without knowing it. Few people can clearly understand the cause of pancreatic cancer. In fact, its cause is more important than treatment. Only by understanding the cause can we understand pancreatic cancer fundamentally and stay away from it.

1. Dietary factors. Pancreatic cancer is often closely related to diet, and an unhealthy diet can lead to the occurrence of pancreatic cancer. The main ones are: Coffee: It is one of the causes of pancreatic cancer. Studies have shown that coffee can inhibit DNA repair and induce mitosis before DNA replication is completed, which is the main cause of pancreatic cancer. Drinking: This is also a factor that causes pancreatic cancer. Experts point out that the incidence of pancreatic cancer after drinking is different for different races. Studies have shown that compared with whites, black male alcoholics and female moderate drinkers have a higher incidence rate. Smoking: There are a large number of studies supporting the close connection between the cause of pancreatic cancer and smoking, and maintaining adequate folic acid and pyridoxal concentrations can reduce the risk of pancreatic cancer related to smoking.

2. Disease factors. There are many diseases that may develop into pancreatic cancer, so people should actively seek treatment. Chronic pancreatitis: The cause of pancreatic cancer is also related to chronic pancreatitis. Most epidemiological and molecular epidemiological studies support that chronic pancreatitis can develop into pancreatic cancer. Diabetes: The cause of pancreatic cancer may also be related to diabetes. Experimental studies have shown that insulin can promote the growth of pancreatic cancer cells in vitro or in vivo; high concentrations of insulin can activate the insulin-like growth factor-1 receptor, producing a growth-promoting effect including changes in the cell cycle process.

It can be seen that there are many causes of pancreatic cancer, but they can be roughly divided into two types: dietary factors and disease factors. Both factors are very important. If you want to avoid pancreatic cancer, you need to pay attention to your daily diet and not eat what you shouldn't eat. If you have related diseases, you must diagnose and treat them as soon as possible.