Can air pollution cause laryngeal cancer?

Nowadays, laryngeal cancer is a very serious disease. The onset of laryngeal cancer seriously affects our normal life, but we don’t know the cause of laryngeal cancer , which leads to the lack of timely treatment in the early stage. Therefore, we need to know more about the causes of laryngeal cancer, so that it is easier to control the disease. Let’s introduce the causes of laryngeal cancer below.

Causes of laryngeal cancer include:

1. Air pollution: Workers who are frequently exposed to dust have a higher chance of developing laryngeal cancer. It is believed that asbestos dust is directly related to the occurrence of laryngeal cancer. This is also one of the causes of laryngeal cancer.

2. Physical reasons: mainly refers to radiation. Radiation has the effect of inducing cancer, which has long been taken into consideration in clinical diagnosis and is considered one of the causes of laryngeal cancer.

3. Genetic causes: This is a relatively recognized pathological cause among other malignant tumors. The key point is that under the influence of the same pathological cause, people with a genetic history are more likely to get the disease than others.

4. Chronic irritation: From the original location of laryngeal cancer, it is easy to occur in the most obvious part of the vocal cord movement friction, so it is speculated that the occurrence of laryngeal cancer may be related to long-term friction and chronic inflammatory stimulation. This is not a common cause of laryngeal cancer.

The above content is a brief introduction to the causes of laryngeal cancer. I hope that everyone will pay attention to the details in life while understanding it, so that they can better control the disease and play a certain role in preventing the occurrence of laryngeal cancer. I wish all patients a speedy recovery.

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