Long-term hair dyeing can easily lead to an increased incidence of lymphoma

With the acceleration of modern life, the incidence of lymphoma has increased year by year. According to relevant medical research, the incidence of lymphoma is not only closely related to the immune system, but also various bad habits in daily life are the key reasons for the increase in the incidence of lymphoma. In particular, the phenomenon of hair dyeing among women has become more and more common in recent years, which is also the main reason for the increase in the incidence of lymphoma.

Cancer experts point out that the absolute risk of a person developing lymphoma is very low, that is, even if a woman who dyes her hair has twice the risk of non-lymphomatous lymphoma, her chance of developing lymphoma is still not high. American researchers said that women who started dyeing their hair before 1980 were more than a third more likely to develop non-lymphomatous lymphoma, and those who used the darkest hair dyes for more than 25 years had twice the risk of developing this lymphoma. Women who used darker hair dyes for more than 25 years had the highest risk. At the same time, the researchers did not find that women who started using hair dyes in the 1980s or later had a greater risk.

Since the mid-1970s, the incidence of non-lymphomatous lymphoma has doubled, and no one knows why. Experts suspect that chemical exposure may be a factor. The lymphatic system is part of the immune system, so people with weakened immune systems are at particular risk, especially AIDS patients and organ transplant recipients.

The above is the impact of hair dyeing on the incidence of lymphoma. I hope that readers can realize that hair dyeing is not a good habit by understanding these research results. It is something that every healthy friend must pay attention to to avoid long-term hair dyeing as much as possible to reduce the incidence of lymphoma.

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