What is malignant lymphoma?

There are many immune organs in the human body, and lymph nodes are one of them. When abnormal symptoms appear in the lymph nodes, human health will be affected. Clinically, malignant lymphoma is a malignant lesion occurring in the lymph nodes. This may occur for many reasons, and when treating malignant lymphoma, it is also necessary to be aware of its inducing causes.

1. Genetic factors:

The tumor itself is not hereditary. What is inherited in the family is the predisposition to develop tumors. The physical fitness of some people is easily changed under the influence of carcinogens, or their immunity to abnormal cells is significantly reduced, leading to the cause of lymphoma.

2. Neurological and psychiatric factors:

Neurological and psychiatric factors are one of the important causes of lymphoma because the cerebral cortex plays an important role in the pathological processes of various organs in the human body. If the nervous system is continuously stimulated by stress, it can lead to brain control disorder and uncontrolled cell growth and abnormal proliferation.

3. Endocrine disorders:

An irregular life can cause endocrine disorders. Experts point out that endocrine system is involved in regulating the metabolic functions of the body's organs and tissues. This process is directly related to the occurrence of cancer pathology. Therefore, modern medicine believes that the cause of some lymphomas is due to disorders in the endocrine system.