Always exposed to chemicals, beware of bladder cancer. How does bladder cancer occur?

Bladder cancer refers to a malignant tumor that develops in the mucous membrane of the human bladder. The most common symptom of bladder cancer is hematuria, which is usually painless or intermittent. There are many causes of bladder cancer, such as long-term smoking and long-term exposure to certain chemicals. Bladder cancer can occur at any age, but the incidence rate increases with age. Be careful of bladder cancer if you are always exposed to chemicals.

Some chemicals are not only harmful to health when ingested, but also can enter the body through the skin, mouth, etc. if exposed for a long time, causing harm to people. Long-term exposure to chemicals can easily cause bladder cancer. The usual symptoms of bladder cancer are not noticeable. The symptom we can see is hematuria, which is the most common phenomenon of bladder cancer. People often feel pain, but hematuria without pain is more serious. If a person has hematuria after long-term exposure to chemicals and does not feel pain, he should seek medical attention in time. In addition, in addition to food, clothing also has chemicals. Chemicals are needed in the current clothing production process, and some preservatives, mildew inhibitors, etc. will increase the risk of bladder cancer.

Causes of Bladder Cancer

1. The body is severely dehydrated. Dehydration can cause bladder cancer. Too little fluid will concentrate the urine. If the bladder often stores concentrated urine, you will get bladder cancer.

2. Occupational reasons. Bladder cancer is related to some occupations, such as long-term exposure to some harmful substances, such as car washers, painters, etc.

3. Long-term smoking. The harmful substances in tobacco can cause bladder cancer. Smokers have a higher risk of bladder cancer, so it is best for smokers to quit smoking.

Bladder cancer is a very serious disease. There are many causes of bladder cancer, such as long-term exposure to some harmful chemicals and long-term smoking. Therefore, we should prevent the occurrence of bladder cancer in time in our daily life. We should have a reasonable diet and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to decompose harmful substances. Smokers should quit smoking as soon as possible. We should also drink more water. Drinking too much water can effectively prevent the occurrence of bladder cancer.