Causes of bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is one of the malignant diseases that occur in the reproductive system. It is very difficult to treat and is difficult to cure. However, as long as it can be treated scientifically, it can still achieve certain therapeutic effects. Now, let's explore what causes bladder cancer.

What factors can cause bladder cancer?

①. Smoking. Smoking can cause tryptophan disorder, and with the frequency of smoking, the carcinogens in the urine gradually increase, so smoking can indirectly lead to the growth of disease masses, so you should strictly quit smoking to maintain a normal level of tryptophan.

②. The occurrence of the disease due to work reasons makes patients very helpless. People who often come into contact with aromatic substances such as dyes, paints, leather and rubber have a very high chance of getting sick. Such workers should find corresponding preventive measures to guard against the invasion of diseases.

③. Abnormal tryptophan metabolism in the body. As mentioned above, abnormal tryptophan metabolism is mostly caused by smoking, and these metabolic products affect RNA and DNA. After a series of actions, they pass through the liver and then to the bladder, eventually leading to the occurrence of the disease.

④. The local bladder mucosa is irritated for a long time. This is a key factor in inducing cancer. Due to the irritation it produces, chronic infection, bladder stones and urinary tract obstruction occur. The important symptoms before canceration are due to the occurrence of glandular cystitis and mucosal leukoplakia.

5. Parasites. If parasites are found in the bladder, a comprehensive physical examination should be conducted in a timely manner, because parasites can directly induce bladder cancer.

After reading this article, I believe that readers have a very clear understanding of the pathogenic factors of bladder cancer. In the days to come, we should take targeted preventive measures based on the five pathogenic factors introduced above to protect the health of ourselves and our families.