What causes throat cancer

Laryngeal cancer is usually caused by bad living habits, personal constitution, genetic factors, viral infection and other reasons.

1. Bad habits:

Most patients with pharyngeal cancer have a history of smoking and drinking. Tobacco contains a large amount of carcinogens such as tar and nicotine. Inhalation can cause edema of the laryngeal mucosa, epithelial hyperplasia, and pharyngeal cancer. Long-term drinking can cause lesions in the patient's throat and increase the risk of pharyngeal cancer. Fried, grilled and other foods contain carcinogens, and long-term consumption by patients can also cause pharyngeal cancer.

2. Personal physique:

The patient's physical weakness, decreased immunity, nutritional deficiencies and other reasons can also cause bacteria and germs to invade the human body, leading to inflammation of the throat, respiratory tract and other parts. If the inflammation is not treated in time, it will lead to lesions and there is a certain risk of laryngeal cancer.

3. Genetic factors:

According to medical research, the occurrence of laryngeal cancer is related to the family. If some parents or immediate relatives have laryngeal cancer, their children are more likely to develop laryngeal cancer than others.

4. Virus infection:

When patients are infected with human papillomavirus, it will cause laryngeal papilloma, which increases the risk of laryngeal cancer.

After suffering from throat cancer, patients should be careful not to smoke, drink, etc., and try not to eat pickled foods. You can eat more foods rich in protein and vitamins, such as apples, eggs, milk, etc. When you are in good physical condition, do proper exercise to improve your immunity.