Is there a family genetic gene for esophageal cancer?

Is there a family genetic gene for esophageal cancer?

1. Esophageal cancer refers to esophageal cancer. Generally, there is no family genetic gene for esophageal cancer. When a parent or one of them has esophageal cancer, it will not be directly inherited by the offspring, but in the development of esophageal cancer, genetic genes have a certain influence.

2. In fact, esophageal cancer is not a hereditary disease, that is, even if parents have esophageal cancer, they will not necessarily pass it on to their children. However, esophageal cancer has the characteristics of population susceptibility, but also has a clear family clustering tendency. Genetic factors have a certain impact on the incidence of esophageal cancer, especially in families with three or more generations of esophageal cancer. The impact of genetic factors cannot be ignored, and corresponding preventive measures should be taken.

3. For most people, esophageal cancer is closely related to bad living and eating habits. If you often eat spicy and hot food, or smoke and drink for a long time, it may repeatedly stimulate the esophageal mucosa to become cancerous. Long-term lack of trace elements in the body or long-term exposure to chemical poisons will also increase the incidence rate.

4. It can be seen that esophageal cancer has no genetic factors, but it has family clustering. High-risk groups need to actively do self-prevention work to reduce the incidence rate as much as possible. Usually follow a healthy diet and avoid eating rotten and irritating foods.