What are the causes of lymphoma

What are the causes of lymphoma?

The early symptoms of lymph node cancer are swollen lymph nodes, including superficial and deep lymph nodes. The characteristics are that the swollen lymph nodes are progressive, painless, hard, and most of them can be promoted. Lymph node cancer disease is not adherent in the early stages. The mediastinum and abdominal aorta are common in the deep.

The causes of lymphoma are as follows:

1. Viruses, which are an important cause of lymphoma. After continuous culture, two types of virus particles can be observed under an electron microscope in the lesion tissues of Hodgkin's disease patients: herpes virus particles and simian virus SVS sample particles. In recent years, studies on Burkitt's lymphoma, which is prone to occur in African children, have confirmed that its occurrence is related to the EB virus. But so far, it can only be proved that lymphoma in some animals is caused by viruses, and there is still insufficient evidence for humans.

2. Chemical carcinogens such as pesticides and hair dyes; viral infections such as HTLV, HIV, and EB virus; low immune function such as AIDS, organ transplantation, and rheumatoid arthritis; others, such as radiation exposure and Hodgkin's treatment. These are all common causes of lymphoma.

3. Long-term dietary structure, living habits and other factors lead to excessive acidification of the body, and the overall function of the human body declines rapidly, leading to kidney deficiency, liver-kidney homology, kidney deficiency and liver deficiency, which then lead to slow metabolism and blood stagnation, and the body produces a large amount of acidic waste. At this time, some endogenous diseases will appear, and a large amount of acidic waste will accumulate in the lymphatic tissue cell system, and then the tissue cells will become cancerous. This is also a common cause of lymphoma.