What is the cause of lymphoma and how to prevent it

Lymphoma patients should maintain an optimistic attitude, eat a balanced diet, exercise properly, and use medications properly. So, what is the cause of lymphoma? How to prevent it?

Common causes of malignant lymphoma include:

1. Immune factors. Malignant lymphoma is a malignant tumor of the immune system, and immunodeficiency is one of the important causes of malignant lymphoma. Under normal circumstances, the human immune system has an immune monitoring function and can eliminate mutated or cancerous cells in the body. Immunodeficient patients are prone to infection, especially viral infection.

2. Genetic factors. There are many reports on the relationship between genetic factors and the cause of malignant lymphoma. Sometimes family clustering is obvious, such as brothers and sisters can suffer from malignant lymphoma at the same time.

3. Viral etiology. Viruses are an important direction for the study of tumor etiology. According to current research, the viruses closely related to malignant lymphoma include Epstein-Barr virus, human somnolencephalopathy virus, and human somnolencephalopathy virus.

In order to prevent lymphoma, we must first develop good health habits. People should eat alkaline foods regularly to prevent acid waste from accumulating in the body. People with irregular living habits, if they often work night shifts, sleep online, stay up late playing mahjong, will aggravate the acidification of the body and are prone to lymphoma.

We should develop good living habits, quit smoking and limit drinking. The World Health Organization predicts that if people stop smoking, the world's cancer will be reduced by one third in five years; don't drink too much. Tobacco and alcohol are extremely acidic substances. People who smoke and drink for a long time are prone to acidic constitution, which is very unfavorable for the prevention of lymphoma.