“Second-hand smoke” makes children susceptible to bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is a common cancer. People who are susceptible to bladder cancer should pay special attention to their daily habits and health status. Recent medical research has found that long-term inhalation of "second-hand smoke" has made many healthy people susceptible to bladder cancer .

Statistical research on people who inhale secondhand smoke has found that the health data of children in particular has made medical experts realize that the younger the age at which they start to inhale secondhand smoke, the higher the risk of bladder cancer. Compared with those who have not been exposed to secondhand smoke, those who have been exposed to secondhand smoke in childhood have a 40% higher risk of bladder cancer; for every five years of delay in starting to inhale secondhand smoke, the risk of bladder cancer will decrease by 19%. This has made many children unknowingly susceptible to bladder cancer.

At the same time, the study found that smokers have four times the risk of bladder cancer as non-smokers, and the risk of bladder cancer varies with the amount of cigarettes smoked and the length of smoking. If you smoke 5 cigarettes a day, the risk of bladder cancer will increase by 18%; if you smoke for every 5 years, the risk of bladder cancer will increase by 14%.

In order to avoid becoming a group susceptible to bladder cancer, we should stay away from cigarettes. Whether we are smokers or people who are troubled by "second-hand smoke" for a long time, we should be vigilant, attach great importance to bladder cancer, and actively prevent it.

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