What are the causes of lymphoma and what factors may lead to it

What is the cause of lymphoma? What factors may cause it?

1. Lymphoma is a systemic disease that can occur in the mandible, jaw, front neck, clavicle, axilla, groin, mediastinum or abdominal artery, and sometimes occurs in the organs causing compression symptoms.

2. There are many reports on the relationship between genetic factors and the etiology of malignant lymphoma. Sometimes, obvious family clustering can be seen, such as brothers and sisters can suffer from malignant lymphoma at the same time. 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 somnolencephalitis virus, and human somnolencephalitis virus. It is one of the causes of lymphoma.

3. The incidence of lymphoma is not only related to the radiation absorption dose, but also to the age at the time of radiation. The incidence of radiation patients under 25 years old is higher than that of others. The impact of medical radiation on human tumors has received increasing attention, especially high-dose radiation promotes the occurrence of human lymphoma.

4. Malignant lymphoma is a malignant tumor of the immune system. Immunodeficiency is one of the important causes of malignant lymphoma. Under normal circumstances, the human immune system has immune functions and can eliminate mutated or cancerous cells in the body. Immunodeficiency patients are prone to infection.